My story starts late in the year of 2006. My mom told me she had a new puppy and asked if I wanted to come over and see him. His name was Chesty (named after Chesty Puller) and he was 4 months old. It was Christmas time and this sweet dog was trying to ride a child's Scooter. So my husband and I came back the next day with a skateboard. That started my love of bulldogs. He was so cute I just couldn't get his face out of my mind, so I took my husbands SLR and started photographing him. Both infatuations continued and increased until 2012 when I started hand making cards with my photos and handing them out to loved ones. In early 2013 I decided to photograph, design and market my cards in a larger volume...and started an Etsy store. The art of card giving is dying quickly. With email, text, social media and E-cards, not very many people receive letters or cards in the mail anymore. When was the last time you sent a card just because? When was the last time you sent a birthday card in the mail to your friend or family member who lives across the country? If a party isn't in front of us and we weren't forced by tradition to give a gift and a card....the art of card giving would be dead.

Vegas and Orion are my world.... Vegas is special needs...he was diagnosed with Epilepsy when he was 10 months old. Please take a look at my work. I'm not the best photographer but my love for the breed is true. Most of these photos were taken by me. There are a few that were not. Each card has the name of the bulldog on the back and the age of the bulldog when the photo was taken. I sincerely thank you for taking the time to read my story.


**Sadly, Vegas passed away on 9/9/18 from a ruptured hemangiosarcoma. We miss him so much and the photo shoots will never be the same. He was such a charismatic bulldog with such a fun loving disposition. Orion passed away on 10/4/21 from a ruptured mass after undergoing months of rehabilitation from emergency surgery for breathing issues. We adopted Brooks and Avynn from Pacific Northwest Bulldog Rescue a month later after hearing of all the pups needing foster homes and forever homes due to a large amount of surrenders of the "covid" pups.