12 Stunning Paintings That Will
Sweep You Away, plus
a $25 Savings Certificate & 2 Bonus Paintings...
...For just $10.00

The ancient stories and legends of the First Nations people are expertly depicted with vivid color and bold strokes that will grab you by the soul and propel you into their story. And you can check them out for yourself through this special introductory offer...

Dear Art Lover,

"They're so real, you can almost feel the wind blowing."

That's how people often feel after gazing into the rich colors and vibrant textures of a First Nations painting. After just a few moments of quiet contemplation, you find yourself swept away by the spirit of the painting. Like the gentle brush of a summer breeze across your face, you're somehow "connected" to the painting's soul.

And that's why I'm speaking with you.

If you're someone who can feel a special warmth and sense of oneness with First Nations and Native American people, then I have something very important to share with you.

It's a personal invitation to join with me in celebrating the artistic expression of some of Canada's most respected artists, both established and up-and-coming. And to become a part of a very special circle of art collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate the time-honored traditions and culture of the First Nations people.

I'd like to offer you a wonderful and truly affordable introduction into First Nations art, because it will allow you to see the magical beauty of these paintings and feel the "wind blowing" yourself.

But first, I want you to understand what makes First Nations art so special and desirable to fine art collectors all over the world... and how you too can enjoy that same deep satisfaction from these native paintings.

The Magic of First Nations Art

First Nations art is a pretty broad term that includes traditional expressions that have been used for hundreds of years. The artists are masters of different "canvasses" such as beadwork, pottery, carvings, glasswork, paintings - you name it.

Even though First Nations art takes on a variety of styles and expressions, the one thing that makes it authentic is that the artists must be of First Nations heritage.

That's because what makes the art unique is not simply Indian motifs, but the mythology... the storytelling... by the artists honoring the traditions of their heritage.

It's in the myth that the deeper art is seen, felt and experienced. Just like the ancients of old, the history and tradition of the First Nations people are collected and passed on through emotionally moving pictures, drawings and carvings.

In short, First Nations art is literally a window to the past heritage, culture and traditions of a noble people... while contributing their present thoughts and experiences, making the art truly a living timeline.

But There's a Problem

The trouble is there are thousands of people like you, who love art and are drawn to Indian motifs, who know very little about the First Nations art and culture.

For example, outside of Canada, very few people know what "First Nations" mean. When you explain that they are basically Canada's "Native Americans," the light comes on.

So obviously First Nations art suffers from the same lack of familiarity among those who would otherwise be enthralled by it.

The bottom line? A wealth of talent from native artists is still going un-noticed.

On the other side of the coin... there are people who travel to Canada and are exposed to First Nations art and are drawn to it, but don't know how to evaluate or where to buy authentic pieces.

Sadly, many unsuspecting tourists are often "taken" by cons and shysters selling First Nations prints made in China! This not only hurts the tourist but the real native artists as well.

But I don't want you to think authentic Aboriginal art never sells.

Every month, hundreds of genuine prints are sold to individuals all over the world who make up that small but informed circle of very special art collectors and enthusiasts of anything that's First Nations.

And Aboriginal art has won many prestigious awards over the years. And recently it was selected to be included in the 2010 Olympic games in Vancouver, British Columbia. In fact, the art will be sold with the Olympic brand, guaranteeing it's authenticity to thousands of eager tourists from around the world.

You see, the invisible appeal of First Nations art is the spirituality that runs through it like an underground river. When people familiar with Aboriginal art gaze into a First Nations painting, they're taken to a different place.

A place of peace and balance and harmony with others and nature. These are the common themes many begin to see and feel as they dive deeper into their appreciation of these beautiful paintings.

Of course, coloring this peaceful expression is the undeniable struggle of the First Nations people. Yet it's this struggle... and the victory... that adds a special richness to the harmony.

Their peace is born out of fire and pain... making it especially inspiring.

I could go on and on...

But What If You Had a Chance to Capture the Magic
From This Soul-Stirring Art Yourself?

But first, imagine if you could gaze into one of these vivid paintings.

You could almost travel back through time to a place where people and nature lived in harmony, honor and tradition. You'd have a chance to experience the same inspired themes that capture the essence of a proud and noble people.

What's more, you'd have a chance to add character and personality to any room in your home... and because First Nations art is so bold and colorful, you'd notice that they easily compliment just about any room.

And that's just a taste of what you'd see and feel. Imagine being introduced to the wonderful world of Aboriginal art and loving it, understanding it, soaking it into your spirit...

Here's Your Introduction Into First Nations Art

My name is Don Broder, and I'm a lover of First Nations art and culture. It's as a lover of art and Aboriginal culture that I make you this very special offer.

To introduce you to the wonderful and vibrant world of First Nations art, we've created exact reproductions of original paintings on high-quality 4x6 postcards. In fact these cards are just as inspiring and just as moving as the original paintings themselves.

Here's what you'll discover the first time you hold them in your hands...

• In as little as 3 minutes you'll transform the "personality" of any room in your home into a mini-gallery of ancient First Nations legends and mythology

• People love First Nations art because it stirs the winds of their soul. (And you'll experience their moving story yourself when you hold these postcards in your hand for the first time)

• Instantly put a smile on the face of your loved one when you mail them one of these stunning postcard prints. (Just be sure to tell them where the best deals on frames are!)

• Feel yourself pulled into an Aboriginal legend when you gaze into these perfect reproductions of one-of-a-kind paintings... for a tiny fraction of what the original prints cost.

• Years from now, these sturdy cardstock prints will make a treasured heirloom your family will love and appreciate for a long time. (And the best part... your story will overlay the story of the prints in the eyes of your loved ones forever.)

• You'll quickly discover a deep sense of emotional and spiritual connection to the artist and his tradition-honoring view of the world... enriching your life and view of nature and your place in it.

• Meditate on the rich heritage of the First Nation tradition every time you gaze into one of these captivating postcards and appreciate the legacy of a people at one with their world (And before you know it... that sense of "oneness" will seep into your own world bringing perspective, peace and fulfillment. )

And most important of all...

Your Spirit Will Connect with The Soul of the Prints

The longer you gaze into these works of art, the more in tune you begin to feel with the artist and the passions of First Nations people. In fact, you're not just an observer... you're a participant in the story of the prints. That's because the way they speak to you... how they move you... adds another layer to their captivating magic.

And not only that... but everyone who visits your home and soaks in these prints... or anyone you mail one of the cards to... will be moved and inspired as well, adding their own story to the layers. And it feels good to share the peace and harmony of First Nations artists with others caught up in the hustle and bustle of life.

For instance you'll get to know the works of artists such as...

• Cal Arcand - One of the popular artists we contract with is Cal Arcand of the Muskeg Lake Cree Nation. Cal doesn't just use oils and acrylics for his portraits. He also threads spirituality, symbolism and culture through each of his works of art. You'll love his expert use of color.

• Dallas Poundmaker - This promising up-and-comer is a rising star in Canadian art. His pieces have been displayed in Toronto and the new Montreal Gallery. His creative vision adds a unique and modern flair to traditional themes you'll find moving and refreshing.

• Arnold Isbister - A member of the Cree Nation, Arnold has been painting since childhood. Up until now his pieces have been viewed in New York City, Nashville, Seattle, New Jersey, Toronto, Winnipeg and Vancouver. He has also had a piece given to HRH Prince Charles and has other pieces in the permanent collection of the National Indian Art Centre in Ottawa.

And I could go on...

But I want to stop and address something very important.

You'll Become a "Smarter" Enthusiast of First Nations Art

As an art collector (or enthusiast), you know you have to make smart decisions in order to get the best deals on certain pieces. This is not always easy if you're dealing with an art dealer more experienced than you (especially if they're not up front with you on the true value of a piece).

So here's the side-benefit to buying these postcards. Since they are authentic reproductions of original paintings by First Nations artists, you'll quickly learn to recognize the genuine article when you see it.

What's more, you'll find yourself becoming a more astute collector of First Nations art... just like that inner circle of informed buyers that we talked about.

How to Get In On This Special Opportunity

I could go on and on about the special benefits lovers of First Nations art experience.

But I really want to get to the special offer I have for you...

So here's what this is all about: To make it super easy for you to step into the waters of Aboriginal art, we've created a pack of 14 high-quality postcard reproductions of one-of-a-kind First Nations paintings.

The prints on each of these cards were specifically chosen to convey the beauty and majesty of the First Nations people and their view of the world and nature.

Each painting is created using bold strokes and vibrant colors depicting sacred customs and traditions... just like the artist's fore-fathers have passed down for a 1000 years.

And because we've chosen from the most beautiful portraits, you'll be mesmerized by the hypnotic artistry of each postcard.

Each card comes ready to mail to a friend or loved one... or suitable for framing for your own enjoyment.

And that's not all: Included in your pack of 14 full-color postcards is a $25 savings certificate good towards any product purchase in our online store of $100 or more. And the best part? It doesn't expire... ever. So if you don't see something that really strikes you right now, no worries. Use it when you want to.

So to Summarize

When you order your introductory pack of First Nations art postcards, you get 14 high-quality 4x6 reproductions of authentic Aboriginal art on 14 point cardstock, suitable for framing or mailing... your choice.

PLUS, you get the $25 coupon good at our online store of one-of-a-kind originals and prints.

And as soon as you place your order, we'll begin processing it and depending on where you live, you could have them within a week.

And if you order today you can get all of this for the very economical price of only $10 plus a small shipping and handling fee.

To put that in perspective for you, an original First Nations painting could cost you as much as $1000 or more.

And that's why these postcards make the perfect introduction to the wonderful world of First Nations art. For just a tiny fraction of what just one painting could run, you can get a fantastic array for only $10.

Why so inexpensive? Well, a couple of reasons, really...

Because my passion is to introduce as many people as possible to the vivid paintings of First Nations art. It's important to me to not only place this wonderful art in your hands more easily, but to also do what I can to help the established and up-and-coming artists gain a wider audience.

So really... you have nothing to lose and an exciting adventure into the world of First Nations art to gain.

Imagine... in just a few short days, you too could be feeling the satisfaction that your new postcard prints bring, and take long sips of their amazing power and beauty.

Once your purchase has been approved, you'll be sent an order confirmation via email. Your postcard pack will ship out in the next 48 hours.

I'm very excited about welcoming you into that special circle of art collectors and enthusiasts drawn to First Nations culture and traditions. You will absolutely love these cards.

P.S. If you're reading this, then you haven't bought yet. So I'd like to place your mind at ease about these cards. Don't make the mistake of thinking these are some cheap, revolving display type of postcard.

They are high-quality, faithful reproductions of captivating First Nations art you'll enjoy mailing to friends and family or simply framing them for yourself.

And don't forget, your amazingly low price of only $10 is fully backed by our 100% no questions asked guarantee. So don't wait a moment longer... order your postcard pack today while supplies last!