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2017 Calendar: Good Friends Are Hard to Find
The lighthearted sentiments and fun, colorful drawings in this little calendar are the perfect way to show just how much your friends mean to you and how incredibly lucky you feel to have them in your life. After all, friendships make each and every day a whole lot more fun!
12 pages, Calendar
Published June 1, 2016
About the author
Ashley Rice
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Ashley Rice is a multidisciplinary artist, originally from Texas. Her first greeting card line was Backyard Poetry. She wrote and illustrated popular tween books and wall calendars for SPS Studios. She later created e-cards for the BlueMountain website. Her work was published in multiple languages by Vergara y Riba.
Her book Girls Rule was adapted into an audiobook titled All That Is Beautiful, used for English–Chinese language learning.
At AG Interactive (American Greetings), she created storyboards for animated e-cards. She taught herself digital design.
She appeared in a short film directed by Oscar winner Errol Morris that opened the 2002 Academy Awards and has worked as a production assistant in Los Angeles. She writes educational video games for kids and works as a content writer focused on research and machine learning in the Bay Area. She also writes and records music and enjoys building things with code.
Ashley Rice is a multidisciplinary artist, originally from Texas. Her first greeting card line was Backyard Poetry. She wrote and illustrated popular tween books and wall calendars for SPS Studios. She later created e-cards for the BlueMountain website. Her work was published in multiple languages by Vergara y Riba.
Her book Girls Rule was adapted into an audiobook titled All That Is Beautiful, used for English–Chinese language learning.
At AG Interactive (American Greetings), she created storyboards for animated e-cards. She taught herself digital design.
She appeared in a short film directed by Oscar winner Errol Morris that opened the 2002 Academy Awards and has worked as a production assistant in Los Angeles. She writes educational video games for kids and works as a content writer focused on research and machine learning in the Bay Area. She also writes and records music and enjoys building things with code.
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