Tiny Prints Opens New Home on Shutterfly.com

Tiny Prints, the leader in premium personalized stationery, is proud to share a new home with Shutterfly, its sister brand since 2011. At www.shutterfly.com/tinyprints, customers can enjoy the luxe stationery designs they have come to count on from Tiny Prints, plus seamless access to Shutterfly’s free unlimited photo storage and their wide range of photo books, personalized gifts, home décor collections, all with the convenience of a single login.

With a renewed emphasis on exceptional designs, today also marks the debut of Tiny Prints Limited Edition Collection, a curated selection of designs by celebrated artists, available for a limited time only. The debut collection features beautiful personal stationery from Tobias Tovera, Stina Persson and Justina Blakeney.
• Tobias Tovera is an American visual artist recognized for his work in painting and the sensory surrounds of his multi-media installations. A San Francisco Bay Area local, his paintings explore color and movement, making it the perfect backdrop for luxe foil lettering.
• Stina Persson is a Swedish artist, who strives to balance the bold with the delicate, creating a dynamic aesthetic that translates beautifully on paper. She has spent much of her adult life abroad and draws her inspiration from people and faces around her.
• Justina Blakeney is a designer, artist and author of the New York Times best-selling book The New Bohemians. Her signature designs are seeded with botanicals and bright colors and add a fun, wild and boho vibe to everyday stationery.

“We are pleased to announce the launch of the new Tiny Prints home on Shutterfly, as well as the new Tiny Prints Limited Edition Collection,” said Christopher North, president and chief executive officer of Shutterfly, Inc. “This move offers our customers the same Tiny Prints premium stationery they love, with the added convenience of a single login and access to a breadth of personalized Shutterfly products across the platform. The Limited Edition Collection also further reinforces our commitment to industry leading design and artistry.”
more at:  http://ir.shutterfly.com/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=1032570

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