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Personalized Photo Stamps Anyone?

Eric Richards — Sat, 04 Aug 2007 01:56:28 +0000

A friend of mine introduced me to this site the other day. Create stamps, authorized by the U.S. Postal Service, with your own photos using photo stamps from stamps.com. I know most of you probably use email for correspondence, but there still is a need to send mail the old fashioned way every once in a while. There are some great uses for this service. How about creating stamps from your business logo or how about a stamp commemorating a life event such as a birthday or graduation. Here’s a stamp I created in under one minute just using some stock photography.

Just upload your photo from your computer and a graphical representation of the stamp is created. From there you can customize the design by doing some basic editing such as rotating the image and changing the background color.

Using their postage collections, you can even create stamps of your favorite NFL team, college or NASCAR racer.

Cost start at approximately $19 for a sheet of 20 stamps.

Print stickers, greeting cards and more using your photos

Eric Richards — Tue, 31 Jul 2007 20:10:24 +0000

Here’s an interesting service from Moo.com. Create your own stickers, mini cards, greeting cards, business cards and notecards using your own photos. The simplicity is great, you can upload your photos directly from your computer or use your photos stored on photo sharing services such as flickr, bebo, second life, and more.

Why stickers and such?

They can be used for just about anything and they’re inexpensive.

Birth Announcements
Wedding Favors
Wedding Stationary
Personalization
Gift Wrapping
Store Promotion

Checkout some examples below.

Create A Caricature Using iconizeme.com

Eric Richards — Mon, 30 Jul 2007 01:33:24 +0000

A cool service for creating a caricature of yourself. IconizeMe.com takes an uploaded photo of yourself and then, with a touch of magic, creates a caricature of you. Choose your caricature style from multiple artists and believe me, they are all quite good.

Great for blogs and forums to create a unique visual identity.