Ink Tree Press Animal Alphabet Review And Giveaway Ends 3/31

November 2, 2016March 17, 2010 by Vivian

How do you feel when your child’s educational necessities were about ruin your house motif? Yes, I’m torn. Familiarizing is one of my key ingredients when it comes to educating my daughter. Two weeks ago, I received this Animal Alphabet – Safari by Ink Tree Press, for product review. Their press shop is located at Etsy’s online store.

Ink Tree Press is handled by Erin Rippy, who holds a degree on Graphic Design. One thing that stands about Erin, the motherly flair combined with earthly passion that exudes in her creations. The day that I received the Animal Alphabet – Safari by Ink Tree Press, I felt that it’s somewhat touched by elegance, with a vintage-appeal that would positively suit in my contemporary-themed house. The size is 11×14 in Archival Giclee Prints. It’s called Giclee (pronounced as zhee-clay) which means elevation in print-making jargon, this technique provides better color accuracy than other means of reproduction.

Eco-sense is depicted on this educational décor. The Alphabet presentation is very eye-pleasing. The moment that I hung the Animal Alphabet – Safari by Ink Tree Press in my daughter’s room, she was instantly enwrapped with excitement. I actually fall in-love with Erin’s capacity to project the depth of color in a neutral way. Well, it is not literally neutral when it comes to Erin’s art work, the Animal Alphabet – Safari by Ink Tree Press is not your average children’s Alphabet display. Safari animals were strategically merged with the letters. When I asked my daughter on what’s her favorite letter, she told me the that she’s fond with the letter b because the birds were standing on it, then it was followed by the letter O because according to her the octopus looks friendly, and then she points out all of the Safari animals. Impressively, my daughter’s curiosity with the Safari animals leads her to memorizing the alphabet.

When it comes to home decorations I’m on the minimalist contemporary side. My child’s educational basic needs calls for visual numbers, animals, alphabet and more. I purchased educational DVDs, books and my child’s eco-friendly toys were already filing-up in her room. I remember one time; my husband purchased some educational posters for our child, we placed it on the walls even though flashy prints have a tendency to stress me out.

The Animal Alphabet – Safari by Ink Tree Press is an eco-friendly company as well, they are printing on 100% post consumer recycled paper, they also proudly uphold that, “All of our artwork is printed with Epson UltraChrome™ Archival Pigment Inks, guaranteed to last for up to 200 years!, on premium GreenPix™ Photo Matte paper.” which really makes a huge difference.

I think besides Erin’s creativity, the added features of the Animal Alphabet – Safari by Ink Tree Press came from the GreenPix™ Photo Matte paper with the use of Epson UltraChrome™ Archival Pigment Inks, and then I’ll go back with Erin’s talent. All I can say is all the products of InkTree are worth collecting. You can also request for a customized design at InkTree. Now you can upgrade your educational décor by visiting Erin’s etsy shop. InkTree’s design fine-tuned my home-theme, I’ve been thinking, perhaps Erin can make a human anatomy portrait very pleasing. That’s how much I believe in Ink Tree Press.

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Ink Tree Press is generously giving away one of Natural Baby Goods readers a pair of matching prints or choice of 2 11×14 prints. The only exclusions are add-on options such as custom colors, custom graphic design (such as logo design), as well as the ‘Inky-Bot 3000’ and the ‘Rocket Ship’ prints.

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