We’d like to introduce you to our four new greeting card ranges! Our latest collections feature work from artists at The Social Type, Badger & Burke, and our own in-house creative team spanning humour, birthdays, friendship and more. Find new designs that are perfect for every occasion at Ohh Deer and get 3 for 2 on all cards when you shop online!

If you know any of the original Pokemon back from 1996, you might recall that some of them aren’t all as cuddly and lovable as Pikachu. In fact, it turns out that you probably wouldn’t want to meet a lot of them if they were real… Check out this artist’s realistic take on the iconic creatures.

This week, our round-up is packed with useful information. It’ll help any non-native speakers to master the English language, and we’ll also be teaching you the most efficient method to climb stairs. Plus, we’re finally revealing the five sure-fire steps to achieving success! Find all this out and more.

There’s little that rivals the imagination of a child, and proving that statement true, Animation Creator Thomas Romain has created a series of incredible illustrations all inspired by the brilliant drawings of his two sons.

Artist MVRTN has undertaken the personal project, dubbed ‘Toon Type,’ of illustrating the alphabet entirely with cartoon characters. Often depicting many of the most well-known episodes from each cartoon, these are sure to deliver a heavy dose of nostalgia for most.

Pet photographer Chris Cline lives with his two giant dogs, Juji and Jasper, and he shares some of their daily life on Instagram. Read on or head over to his account to see just what it’s like living with giant pups like these.

You could easily mistake this life-sized sculpture for a prop taken straight from Guardians of the Galaxy, but this Groot is no CGI configuration, it’s been delicately crafted from nothing other than gingerbread and a little melted sugar.

A dirty truck is just another blank canvas to Russian artist Nikita Golubev, the talent responsible for turning dusty trucks on the streets of Moscow into mobile, muddy masterpieces.

Someone from the Facebook page ‘Smol Animol Memes’ posted an innocuous template to draw a duck and, as always with the internet, people took it to the extreme.