Showing posts with label postcards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label postcards. Show all posts

Thursday, September 5, 2013

postcard from turin



sis sent me a postcard from Turin to inspire me to visit Italy. she felt in love with the city. I'm so excited to see the photos and listen to her discoveries. ;)

Monday, April 15, 2013

Give Away: The Oscars tote bag and Charlie Chaplin postcard winner is

When I have first seen the Oscars tote bag and decided to give away one, I was pretty sure you'd like it. It is great to see that I was not wrong. ;) Your interest, comments and social media sharings are really appreciated. Thanks a lot! If you are ready, here is the winner: The Oscars tote bag and Charlie Chaplin postcard go to... 
;)




Friday, April 5, 2013

Spotted: Hate mail postcards, offensive messages from Mr. Bingo

Are you dissappointed, pissed of or upset? Send a hate mail postcard via Mr. Bingo!
Mr. Bingo is a London-based illustrator who created the idea of hate mail. About a year ago, he was drunk in his studio and he tweeted "first person replies to this tweet, I'll send him an offensive message on back of a postcard." Suprisingly he got 50 replies! It was so interesting to see how people wanted to be hated. So, Mr. Bingo developed the hate mail postcard service where people could request offensive messages to be sent on their behalf. 


Thursday, March 7, 2013

Send a postcard. You feel better when you receive one.

I have an infinite scroll down to do list, but I don't care. I had my new addresses from Postcrossing and it is one of the best times of my day; a cup of coffee and writing postcards. 

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Banksy postcards: artworks from streets to homes

It is Banksy’s image of a girl frisking an Israeli soldier, which is originally painted on a wall in Israel. But its spirit can definitely be felt in any other zones in the world that are (or were) under military occupation. For example, it reminded me of 1940s' Berlin.

Sunday, February 24, 2013

Give Away: Paris vs New York Postcards winners are

When I decided to give away Paris vs New York postcards, I was definetly not sure if there would be any interest. First of all, I really like to thank you for your interest, comments and social media sharings. If you are ready, here are the lottery results. ;)



Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Anne Frank House: A Museum with a Story

"One day this terrible war will be over. The time will come when we will be people again and not just Jews!" - Anne Frank, April 11, 1944

Monday, February 11, 2013

Give Away: Paris vs New York Postcards

Paris vs Newyork postcards are illustrations from Vahram Muratyan's blog project, where he illustrates the tally of two cities. It's definite that the illustrations own the perfection of simplicity with a strong sense of humour.
"A friendly visual match between two cities told by a lover of Paris wandering through New York. Details, clichés, contradictions: This way, please."  
Now, you have a chance to get one of these postcards as a celebration of launching. By the way, it's the first give away project of the Little Miss Postcrosser, so I'm really excited. ;)

Thursday, February 7, 2013

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Spotted: Emerald Flame Cards

Looking for new alternatives to regular postcards on the market? Then you should take a look to Emerald Flame Cards shop on Etsy, where you can find a series of photos as postcards.

Thursday, January 17, 2013

Spotted: Souvenirs de Paris

Romance, literature, art... It would be the best if we call Paris as a city of inspiration. Here is a postcard project inspired by Paris scenery.



Saturday, January 12, 2013

Spotted: Illustrated postcards by Sernuretta

Sernuretta illustrates both children books and mood of adults, mostly women's emotions. Her illustrations are diversified. Some of them are lively colors, full of energy and life; and some of them captures melancholy.  Since she doesn't have one and only style to illustrate, and always find a way to express herself in different style of drawings, her characters are definitely different from each other. Good news, now her characters are available as postcards.