Vintage images desired by a contemporary audience
The Indiana Jones of archivists, Corinna Buchholz searches out the most exquisite and rare vintage images, regularly traveling across the country with her family, a scanner and camera, returning with suitcases full of one-of-a-kind ephemera.
Back home, Corinna—founder of piddix llc—uses her 15+ years of graphic design experience to create timeless, unique designs that have made her one of the top licensors of vintage images. Piddix images are in use on more than 10,000 products and have been licensed in dozens of categories including greeting cards, notebooks, totes, accessories, product packaging, books, and jewelry.
Back home, Corinna—founder of piddix llc—uses her 15+ years of graphic design experience to create timeless, unique designs that have made her one of the top licensors of vintage images. Piddix images are in use on more than 10,000 products and have been licensed in dozens of categories including greeting cards, notebooks, totes, accessories, product packaging, books, and jewelry.
Many retailers carry Piddix images
This extensive line caters to both boutique-level designers as well as larger publishers such as Marian Heath Greeting Cards and Portal Calendars. Just a few of the hundreds of locations carrying piddix images include Harrods and Selfridges in London, dozens of museums such as the The British Museum, the Royal Ontaio Museum, the Walker Institute of Art (MN), and the American Folk Arts Museum (NY), and in nationwide retailers such as Athropologie, Urban Outfitters and PaperSource.
Eclectic database of images
With more than 20,000 images available, it is Corinna’s attention to quality and her ability to track down almost any image a company may desire that make her a favorite source for fun, sophisticated imagery that translates to all types of products. With such a wide breadth of designs, it means that there’s a perfect image available to fit almost any application.
To learn more about Corinna and piddix, please visit http://www.piddix.com
To learn more about Corinna and piddix, please visit http://www.piddix.com