Artist Jennifer Drinkwater | Above the Line Greeting Card & Envelope
Acting above the line means choosing ownership over blame, curiosity over defensiveness, and solutions over excuses. It's the mindset described in The Oz Principle as the dividing line between success and victimhood — the decision to see the situation clearly, own your part in it, and ask: what can I do? Jennifer Drinkwater's art lifts the eye upward, toward the light above the horizon. Send this to the leader, the overcomer, the one who never stops looking for the way through.
Jennifer Drinkwater is a visual storyteller, painter, and community artist whose work lives at the intersection of beauty, truth, and the quietly radical act of asking: what's good? A founding member of the What's Good Project, Jennifer has spent her career finding and illuminating the goodness hiding in plain sight — in the textures of the natural world, in the resilience of communities, and in the moments most people walk right past.
Her paintings are immersive and instinctive, built from layers of color and movement that reward the patient eye. Whether working on canvas, in community spaces, or through collaborative projects, Jennifer brings the same generosity of spirit to everything she creates — a deep belief that art has the power to shift how we see, and that seeing differently changes everything.
Jennifer Drinkwater is a Kate Shu Collective Resident Artist and a valued member of the Monarch Shoppe family. Her cards are an invitation to look closer, find the good, and send a little beauty into the world.
About this Card:
• Available in three sizes: 4"x6", 5"x7", and 5.83"x8.27" (larger than a standard Hallmark card)
• Premium 14.77 oz/yd2 (350 g/m2) paperboard — substantial, quality feel
• Toner-based printing — vivid, true-to-life color that stays rich over time
• Blank inside — ready for your own personal message
• Artist biography printed on the back of the card
• Complimentary envelope included — peel sticker closure, no licking required
• Individual clear protective sleeve included
Acting above the line means choosing ownership over blame, curiosity over defensiveness, and solutions over excuses. It's the mindset described in The Oz Principle as the dividing line between success and victimhood — the decision to see the situation clearly, own your part in it, and ask: what can I do? Jennifer Drinkwater's art lifts the eye upward, toward the light above the horizon. Send this to the leader, the overcomer, the one who never stops looking for the way through.
Jennifer Drinkwater is a visual storyteller, painter, and community artist whose work lives at the intersection of beauty, truth, and the quietly radical act of asking: what's good? A founding member of the What's Good Project, Jennifer has spent her career finding and illuminating the goodness hiding in plain sight — in the textures of the natural world, in the resilience of communities, and in the moments most people walk right past.
Her paintings are immersive and instinctive, built from layers of color and movement that reward the patient eye. Whether working on canvas, in community spaces, or through collaborative projects, Jennifer brings the same generosity of spirit to everything she creates — a deep belief that art has the power to shift how we see, and that seeing differently changes everything.
Jennifer Drinkwater is a Kate Shu Collective Resident Artist and a valued member of the Monarch Shoppe family. Her cards are an invitation to look closer, find the good, and send a little beauty into the world.
About this Card:
• Available in three sizes: 4"x6", 5"x7", and 5.83"x8.27" (larger than a standard Hallmark card)
• Premium 14.77 oz/yd2 (350 g/m2) paperboard — substantial, quality feel
• Toner-based printing — vivid, true-to-life color that stays rich over time
• Blank inside — ready for your own personal message
• Artist biography printed on the back of the card
• Complimentary envelope included — peel sticker closure, no licking required
• Individual clear protective sleeve included
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