Create a personalised new job card around the actual role, workplace, career milestone, first-day excitement, job-specific details, or traditions the recipient will recognise.
You will be able to open the card to see the inside message in the finished example.
Amy created a new job card for Sarah after she landed her first role as a primary school teacher at the fictional Willowbrook Primary School. Rather than using a generic office or congratulations design, the card turns Sarah’s new role into the whole scene, with pupils welcoming her outside the school.
The school entrance, children, colourful bags, drawings, bunting and Welcome Miss Carter sign make Sarah’s role and first-day excitement immediately recognisable.
A playful storybook look suits the primary-school setting and demonstrates how the visual style can match the job. The role, setting and named sign provide the personalisation without needing a reference photo or depicting real pupils.
Your occasion can be simple, or you can add more context. It helps set the overall purpose of the card, and is especially useful if you choose to use the inside message helper. The description box is where you give the clearest direction for the artwork.
Sarah has just got her first job as a primary school teacher at Willowbrook Primary School. She’s wanted her own classroom for years and is really excited to finally get started.
This is an example of what you could write in the description box when creating your own card. Tailor it to the person, occasion, and details you want the artwork to include.
Show a cheerful group of primary school children outside Willowbrook Primary School, waving excitedly to welcome their new teacher. Include colourful school bags, drawings or posters, bunting, and a sign that says “Welcome Miss Carter”. Make the school entrance feel bright, friendly and full of first-day excitement.
These are example style words you could enter to guide the look and feeling of the card artwork.
storybook, playful, colourful, cheerful, cartoon, expressive, bright
Use the job itself as the starting point, whether they are entering a classroom, office, workshop, hospital, shop, studio, or another workplace.
Include role-specific tools, uniforms, colleagues, customers, names, signs, or traditions that make the new position easy to recognise.
Choose a visual approach that fits the setting, such as a playful storybook scene for a primary school or a cleaner, more polished style for another workplace.
Describe the role, workplace, and details that make this career milestone personal, then create a card they can open from a private link.
