BELIEVE - An Illustrated Autobiography
- BELIEVE - An Illustrated Autobiography
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“I am absolutely in love with this purse. When it arrived it was packaged like a present. I almost hated to tear open the ribbon. I will definitely shop here again. Very professional and quick and the product is amazing. Thank you. I love your small business”— Jennifer, Nov 20, 2019
Grease and Grace Artist Deanna in a leather jacket painted by artist Dean (her father).
Grease and Grace Cards and Gifts – We’re Family Artists!
We cater to niche audiences, such as fans of Victoriana, Rockabilly, Mid-Century-Modern, & pre-70’s style. Ultimately, we’re fun, unique, kinda quirky, and a little bit kitschy sometimes!
You’ll find handcrafted art decor by our husband and wife artist team Dean and Cindy, & Dean’s much loved pinstriping on vintage purses! Daughter Deanna offers archival quality illustration posters and a line of vintage-inspired greeting cards.
If we were a brick and mortar shop, you can bet your buttons it’d look a lot like this. Until then, we hope you love our online store just as much!
Grease and Grace is a micro business – a card & gifts shop made by our family members for you. We pride ourselves on happy customers, great quality, & excellent customer assistance.
So, welcome!
— Deanna, Cindy & Dean
2021 Means 8 Years on Etsy for Grease and Grace cards and Gifts
Read more about that, and the making of our logo, here.
Greeting Cards
This gal, being the cutest, with a few of the card packs she loves, check out more, here.
Greeting card variety packs make wonderful inexpensive, yet thoughtful, gifts.
Grease and Grace Shirts
Grease and Grace official logo t-shirts and more, here.
Grease and Grace Pinstriped Handbags
Grease and Grace artist Dean began playing with pinstriping art in the 1970’s, read on here.
We saw this handsome couple at a dance hosted by Retro Lovely magazine. She’s looking gorgeous & sporting a Grease and Grace pinstriped handbag!
Deanna Meyer’s: Believe, an Illustrated Autobiography
The process of telling my life’s story in fifteen illustrations and seventeen written pages was difficult, technically and emotionally. It’s been a cathartic experience, and one I shall never forget.
My hope is that by telling my story, others who experience chronic pain or disabilities of any kind will find hope and a virtual friend in their time of need.
