![Lily van der Stokker at Air de Paris](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiDmsPmT_LDArtZEDrWotEjoeIZPZsuWCQRVugeBYhkfqndo2kNqbiVEXWz5IbmRuR0VSohh5jT-cFjQznl-tYctuzldwme-_Bu7CN5KWZ-SdkJ7ugfyGFwyZLHcvbXX3SXgdMPj726E08/s1600/1-lvds03-06_Renovation-party-800x533.jpg)
The cute design abutting flat footed niceties. That despite greeting cards insistence of overflowing sentimentality, van der Stokker’s skepticism over the clean pre-packaged prose instead inserts the more human version of awkward phrasing, misguided explanations and childish self-congratulation. ...often comes across as defeatist, or sad, at best when depicting something human. At its worst when appearing a simple detournment of Starbuck’s design; a Suessification of cutery, a sort of arty adbusters anti-advert.