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Wanted New Cards: Doctor of Ministry Custom Name card

October 22, 2020
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Wanted Cards – Doctor of Ministry Custom Name card
 
From a shopper …
 
Graduation congratulations cards with custom name on the front for Doctor of Ministry.
 
These cards will go here:
 
To expedite the review of these cards, please check Fast Track Review on the card image details page when you create your card and add a Note for Reviewers like “for BLOG– Wanted Cards”.
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Freebie Wednesday: Child Witch

October 21, 2020
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Freebie Wednesday: Child Witch

Child Witch is a fun and spooky display font. It is bold yet fun and it will look ideal on each of your Halloween designs! Available on the Creative Fabrica site.

This product comes with a commercial license.

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Rainbow Connection: Trending Colors by Hue.

October 20, 2020
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Lovely Hues – found on Pinterest – to inspire you.

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Nuts and Bolts: New Earnings Thresholds Effective 1/1/21

October 16, 2020
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Nuts & Bolts – New Earnings Thresholds Effective 1/1/21
 
 
Introduced 7 years ago, the quarterly thresholds for artists’ earnings were announced in July of 2013.
 1Q = $150     2Q = $150     3Q = $150     4Q = $300  
 
Artists who meet or exceed the quarterly threshold earn Premium Earnings (double).  Artists with more than one storefront can combine store earnings to reach the thresholds. 
 
Note: Stock Card Creations earnings are not eligible toward meeting the thresholds. 
 
Effective 1/1/21, GCU will be increasing the quarterly threshold amounts.   
 
The new thresholds are as follows and will first be reflected in 1Q 2021 earnings:
1Q – $250      2Q – $250      3Q – $250      4Q – $500
 
Please let us know if you have any questions.

The difference is made in the details!
 
 
Mindy
GCU Community Manager
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Wanted New Cards: Birthday on Diwali

October 15, 2020
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Wanted Cards – Birthday on Diwali
 
This year Diwali falls on November 14th.  For those who celebrate Diwali and have a birthday on Nov 14th, they have a colorful and doubly celebratory day in store for them!
 
The cards should go here:
 
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Here are some quick tips on Diwali cards.  And a potential plot twist here as Diwali tradition is to leave candles burning, yet American cake tradition is to blow out the candles on your cake – so which is it?  Do a little research yourself and see what seems like the right move for these crossed traditions. Also, reducing the bacteria by not blowing out the candles sounds like a great idea in 2020!
 
We’d like you to create at least one card for these categories using the Stock Cards function or your own graphic designs.

To expedite the review of these cards, please check Fast Track Review on the card image details page when you create your card and add a Note for Reviewers like “for BLOG– Wanted Cards”.

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Freebie Wednesday: Millania Font.

October 14, 2020
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Freebie Wednesday:

Millania is a lovely modern feminine script font with OpenType features, including ligatures, numbers, punctuation, alternate, swashes and also multilingual support. Millania Script Font lets you create wedding invitations, wedding stationery, DIY, wrappers, fashion textile patterns, textures, posters, wedding decorations, gifts, quotes, blogs, wallpapers, stickers, etc.

This classy freebie is brought to you by BrandSemut! Only available for a week on the Hungry Jpeg site!

This product comes with a commercial license.

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Nuts and Bolts: Artist Interview Mindy Pierce.

October 9, 2020
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Nuts & Bolts – Artist Interview Mindy Pierce
 
One of the many perks of being a GCU Design Challenge winner is an interview.  These mini-interviews are fun reads and a peek into the makings of the winning card.

Here is August 2020 Design Challenge winner, Mindy Pierce, interview.

Congratulations to Mindy for creating the perfect card for people who are simply nuts about Christmas!

 
 
Read about Mindy’s inspiration for this design and the evolution of her snowmen characters.
 
 
 
 

The difference is made in the details!
 
 
 
 
 
Mindy
GCU Community Manager
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Wanted New Cards: Adult Son Proud of You.

October 8, 2020
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Wanted Cards – Adult Son Proud of You
 
A special request from a shopper:
“We are proud of you … for our adult son”  
 
These cards should go here:
 
 
 
 
We’d like you to create at least one card for these categories using the Stock Cards function or your own graphic designs.

 

To expedite the review of these cards, please check Fast Track Review on the card image details page when you create your card and add a Note for Reviewers like “for BLOG– Wanted Cards”.

 

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Freebie Wednesday: Grillin.

October 7, 2020
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Freebie Wednesday:

Grillin is a fun and powerful display font. Whether you want to use it for barbecue or for designs entirely different than this, this font will bring each of your ideas to life! Available for free at Creative Fabrica.

This product comes with a commercial license.

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Nuts and Bolts: Artist Interview Laurie Schneider

October 2, 2020
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Nuts & Bolts – Artist Interview Laurie Schneider
 
One of the many perks of being a GCU Design Challenge winner is an interview.  These mini-interviews are fun reads and a peek into the makings of the winning card.

Here is June 2020 Design Challenge winner, Laurie Schneider, interview.

Congratulations to Laurie on her winning formula card.

A great pairing of stock image, cover text, inside verse and occasion!  Here are some tips on Be Choosy & Creative with Stock Card Creations.

The difference is made in the details!

Mindy
GCU Community Manager
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