photons ride

This is what happens when ... oh, just read "About Photons Ride" in the last box on this page. While you're scrolling there, peruse the emerging results of this endeavor.

Inspiring
11" x 17" Poster Image of Good Words poster

Be inspired as you ponder these words with quintessential coastal visuals set in a rich color that subtly waves with light.

$25 + Freight
(Free Pick Up in Goldsboro, NC)
Printable Valentine Note
For Mom Image of The Standard Valentine printout
The Standard Valentine

Good mothers are wonderful! Print this little poem and include it in the gift or with the flowers that you give to mother for Valentine's Day. Select the picture to see it better or to download it for printing.

11" x 17"
Can You Poster Image of Can You Poster

What would it take — how much power and authority would be required — to command the stars and the wind with your words?

$25 + Freight
(Free Pick Up in Goldsboro, NC)
Event-Specific
Word Search Puzzle

Fashioned to promote your brand or passion or celebration, a custom made Photons Ride word search puzzle can bolster your purpose.

You specify the event particulars, we'll communicate by phone, and your puzzle package can be delivered to your door, already printed and ready to use.

Reinforce the purpose of your next sales conference, industry meeting, party or other gathering with a sprinkle of entertainment that almost everyone can enjoy, and that's designed to support your specific message.

About Photons Ride

Here's the 3 sentence version (not counting this sentence). Once upon a time there was a guy who enjoyed every good thing that life offers: friendship, science, hot chocolate, poetry, work — yes, work too. The same guy began a creative endeavor that he called Photons Ride. The guy behind that endeavor is me — the person responsible for the little things you find referenced here.

If you ask nicely, you can receive notification when the next thing is ready. You can also commission something customized for yourself or for your special event. Send your note to Seymour