Frequently Asked Questions

That's right, I have moved and have  started my chemistry PhD at Berkeley! 

Short answer: between 1-3 weeks.

The longer answer: if I have the cards you want on-hand, then I can typically pack and send them within the week. USPS typically takes a few days to a week to ship. If I don't have your cards on hand, then it can take me an extra week or two to place a print order and get my shipment. 

I mail cards from the Berkeley USPS Post Office, in mailers large enough to keep everything safe. I email customers when I've posted their orders, so they know to keep an eye out over the next few days.

Sure! Just send me an email from your preferred email address at bunnycards1@gmail.com within 1-2 days of placing your order, and I'll do my best to accommodate.

Feel free to shoot me an email (bunnycards1@gmail.com) to order the items manually. Paypal and Venmo work best if the online store portal is not working. 

Barring the possibility that they haven't arrived yet due to mail carrier delays, email me at the above address with your concerns. If necessary, I will send a replacement order. 

For damaged items, include a photo(s) of the damaged wares and indicate how many you would like replaced. 

I will cover all replacement costs.

Yes--I have a limited number of slots available!

Send an email or use the button on the Commissions page.

It depends on what we agree on! Here are some things to consider when figuring out what would suit you best:

1) What is the design for?

2) Do you want the original watercolor artwork? (You may want to commission a single handmade card, for example.)

3) Do you need to print small or large quantities of your design (e.g. 400 greeting cards vs. 10)?

4) Do you want to include your logo/promotional material in the design?

5) Ownership rights: see below.

You can buy the exclusive distribution rights to the design (i.e. "buying ownership of the design") from me as part of your commission--this means that I cannot modify, distribute, or sell prints of your design on my shop once our deal is done. This option will be  more expensive! 

If you choose not to buy ownership of the design, I will retain the right to print and sell the design publicly after the commission process has concluded.

(Note: You may still own the original artwork for the latter!)

I currently use Strathmore Vision watercolor paper, a Tombow Soft Fudenosuke brush pen, and ShinHan watercolors with Pentel Aquashes. I have a custom stamp for handmade cards (carved it myself!) and do fine lettering with Sakura Microns (005 and 08). 

Walking through Oberlin and its various sights and seasons helped tremendously! Aside from that, observing animals and attempting to capture their vitality and humor. 

I always loved rabbits as a child and even owned one (a very sweet Lop/Rex mix) named Cottonball! He lived to be twelve and passed when I was a junior in high school. 

I was supposedly a chemistry/music double major in college, with a hefty number of game dev and webtoon side projects! Now I'm a PhD student in chemistry at Berkeley.