Artist Cindy Hendrick grew up in the hills of western Connecticut. There were hundreds of acres of woods and fields to Explore and observe the many animals coming through the house, which gave Cindy a chance to draw them up close. These and her family pets provided studies for her drawings and subsequent card line. Cindy has been influenced by the art of Tasha Tudor and Beatrix Potter among others. Her whimsical but classical style she brings to her personalities is very dear.

Cindy and her husband reside in western New Hampshire and share their bucolic lifestyle with various animals, both wild and domestic. We are so pleased to have Cindys' art on our web site.

Last year Cindy joined us to become one of our "Friends of Pamela" artists and has provided us with the pleasure of creating ecards from her exclusive line of paper greeting cards. With animation and music added to her collection of paper cards you now can send both her paper and electronic online greeting cards (ecards) to your friends and family. 

Get Well Ecard	Thanksgiving Ecard	Happy Birthday Ecard	Mother's Day Ecard	Get Well  Ecard
Fall Cleaning  Ecard	Christmas  Ecard	Holiday Ecard	Valentine  Ecard	Happy Valentine's Day Ecard
Christmas YuleTide Ecard	Happy Easter Ecard	Happy Father's Day Ecard	Happy Valentine's Day Ecard	"NEW" Thinking of You Ecard

We will be adding more of Cindys' cards to our collection of ecards during the year. You can view her ecards by clicking on the images above. 

To view and order her paper cards, and learn more about Cindy please visit her website at www.woodfieldcards.com

Come back again to view more of Cindy's ecards through the year. 

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