About this Product
I was raised in southwest Iowa and mid-Missouri, deep in the corn belt. Both sides of my family were farmers, and I grew up around corn bins and harvesters. My grandfather on my dad's side grew sweetcorn, and it became a family staple. One of my uncles has the family record of eating 38 ears of sweetcorn in one setting. And my grandfather's casket spray was field corn and sunflowers.
Corn means a lot in my family. I suspect it means a lot in other families, too.
So this card is meant for those folks. This irreverent joke won't make sense to a lot of people, but it would to those who grew up amongst the tall stalks and tassels of fields of this staple of crops.
This one is for you.
This greeting card is blank inside, allowing you to write a personalized message. San Diego artist Corey Johnston illustrated the scene on the front, wrapping around the folded crease to create a unique handmade card. Your purchase supports the handmade artist community, creating original and unique gifts you won't find anywhere else!
Single Card: This is a handmade greeting card that measures 5x7 inches in size. White envelope is included.
Write Your Own Note: This greeting card is blank on the inside and perfect for celebrating your friend's birthday any way you wish.
Colorful Floral Illustration: This greeting card features a delicious ear of bright yellow corn on an blue textured background.
High-Quality Prints: Each card is printed in-studio individually using an 8-color dye-based ink printer on 80lb/215gsm professional matte double-sided photo paper, which brings out the lustrous colors and detail.
Handmade in the USA: The tomato image has been illustrated by artist Corey Johnston using Procreate on the iPad, making the image a handmade special edition.
The card is packaged in a clear plastic sealed envelope with a cardboard packing insert to keep it flat and crisp, and mailed in a cardboard mailer.
Your purchase supports the handmade artist community, creating original and unique gifts you won't find anywhere else!
This card can also be purchased in a set of six, found here: https://goimagine.com/corn-porn-greeting-cards-5x7-pack-of-6-with-envelopes
Coreyartus Imagery
Meet the Maker
Hello, and welcome to Coreyartus Imagery, where you can find imaginative illustrated paper products for your home and lifestyle!
This shop features the hand-drawn illustration of Corey Johnston, an artist living in San Diego, CA, USA. With a strong focus on charming, idyllic images that entertain the heart and spirit, this shop endeavors to put lovely pictures on display in your home that you can be proud of!
Featuring unique calendars, greeting cards, and other items, the pieces seen here are all illustrated, printed individually in-house, hand-assembled at home with heart, and sent off to you by the artist himself. The images are painted digitally with specific intent: to brighten your day and create more beauty in your life. It's a labor of love.
All items are printed individually using an 8-color dye-based inkjet printer. All images were created using Procreate on an Apple iPad.
I livestream my work on Twitch and MakerTube.net on Sunday afternoons 1-4:00pm and Wednesday evenings 7-9:00pm PDT (UTC-7). I have a monthly greeting card & stationery patron subscription club here: Coreyartus Card Club
You can find more of my works, my patron hub, and my various social links here on my Carrd: https://coreyartusimageryinfo.carrd.co/
SOCIALS: I have a wide presence on the internet, and I share my progress shots and concepts on my Mastodon, Bluesky, and Cara accounts. I also stream on MakerTube and Twitch regularly each week. I do not use Facebook, Instagram, X/Twitter, nor TikTok. But feel free to stop by on the sites I do use if you'd like a closer look at the creation process! Direct links can be found below and on my Carrd.
Website: www.coreyartusimagery.com
Mastodon: https://mindly.social/@coreyart...
Pixelfed: https://pixelfed.social/Coreya…
Twitch: www.twitch.tv/coreyartus
How it’s Made
This corn image was created entirely in Procreate, an app for the iPad, using an Apple Pencil. It took 2 hours and 15 minutes to complete, and required 1500 strokes of the pencil.
Shop Policies
No returns or exchanges
Buyer can contact seller about any issues with an order.
