The History of Teddy Bear Kind

March 1, 2011 - PRLog -- The history of teddy bears through the ages is a story of greatness, struggle and artistic triumph. Butter Side Down Stamps bears witness to these influential moments and salutes the accomplishments of teddy bear kind with the first of their new line of teddy bear inspired rubber stamps.

With a tongue firmly in cheek, the new rubber stamps celebrate the often unheralded history of teddy bears through the ages. The first of the stamps celebrate artistic achievements such as the Venus de Milo (a farewell to arms?), Leonardo Bear’s Mona Lisa and Botticelli Bear’s The Birth of Venus. The new collection is sure to be a hit with art fans and teddy bear enthusiasts alike. The teddy bear staff over at http://teddybeardiary.com are especially enthused at the rubber stamp that announces “Teddy Bears Rule!”

Http://Buttersidedownstamps.com is especially proud to present the original work of the amazingly talented illustrator, Annette Cate. Annette Cate is well-known from her illustrations in children's magazines such as Cricket, Odyssey and many others. Cate was also the art director of Comedy Central’s Emmy Award winning Dr. Katz television show and Butter Side Down is proud to have her work featured here in the Annette Cate Collection.

“We’re looking to expand our History of Teddy Bear line in the near future,” says Scott Stepanski, owner of Butter Side Down. We expect the teddy bear stamps to be a hit and can hardly wait to get them into the hands of teddy bear collectors and scrapbook stampers.” The history of teddy bear kind never looked brighter.

Butter Side Down Stamps is committed to the environment. All our rubber stamps are made in the USA with sustainable harvest, hardwood blocks. Our servers and computers are powered by wind and solar power.

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About Butter Side Down: Butter Side down is a family of fun websites including the new http://buttersidedownstamps.com; http://teddybeardiary.com, and http://MyFossilFind.com and http://www.booksalepirate.com. Butter Side Down also produces a growing line of related merchandise.