An elegant Deepest Sympathy 'word art' greeting card for you to customize on the front cover. Wood or wild violets have many associations but William Shakespeare associated English violets with death and mourning, although they are often the first sign of spring's arrival in woodland so they also convey a message of hope and renewal. The clump of violets in the bottom left corner was painted by hand in watercolour by Judy Adamson and the white background is lightly textured. The front cover greeting is, 'With Deepest Sympathy on the loss of your (space for you to add the relation). The words, 'Deepest Sympathy' are extra large and filled with floral, polka dot and check gingham patterns from my 'Violets' collection. The inside message is also easy for you to personalize or remove, if you wish.