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Father's Day cards: vintage camera, mountain range and barbecue in three styles

Father's Day cards — a vintage twin-lens camera seen straight on with a worn strap looped under it, and "BEST DAD" lettered in capitals beneath, printed in a flat mid-century style with chunky simplified shapes, a subtle halftone texture and a little visible misregistration at the edges

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Reading 1Vintage camera
Reading 2Mountain range
Reading 3Barbecue

A Father's Day card that isn't another tie: a vintage camera with BEST DAD, a three-color mountain range, a barbecue in flat retro style, a coloring version with a bear and a cub. Fold line included, wording spelled exactly. Ask for grandad instead, or a version for a new dad, and it redraws.

  • a Father's Day card to fold and give
  • a coloring card for a child to make
  • a card for grandad instead of dad
  • a card for a new father's first Father's Day

Frequently asked questions

Is there a version kids can color?
Yes — the bear-and-cub coloring set is drawn in outline for a child to fill in by hand.
Does BEST DAD or WORLD'S GREATEST print exactly?
Yes — wording shown is spelled exactly, with a blank panel inside the fold for a personal message.
Can I make it for grandad instead?
Yes — type 'for grandad instead' in the direction field and the wording shifts while the motif and style stay.
Can it be funnier?
Ask to 'make it funnier' and the tone shifts toward a lighter, more joke-forward card in the same format.

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