Galoop Name Card

This is not a postcard, it is a name card of a local fashion brand in Taiwan ---- Galoop. The simple design of the name card perfectly match with Galoop's image.

Enamel Flasks Postcard

 

Hong Kong retro postcard by G.O.D . They have a big series of retro postcards and also other products. Those Enamel Flasks (we called those vacuum bottle) are products from Mainland China and you can find them every where in Hong Kong in the old days. You may still find them in Mainland China now.

Lucern Postcard

 I bought this when I traveled Lucern, Switzerland. I am not sure why it is a milk bottle, may be Swiss is famous in fresh milk. But I like the irregular shape of this postcard.

Bedrock London

 

 4th Anniversary party notice from Bedrock Records in London.

It should be out in 2003. 

The color treatment is what I like about this postcard. It is modern but a bit old. It's simple but stylish. It is regular but the letter 'B' stands out.

The Parliament House, London

 

Again it's London!! London always gives a great sense of art, whether modern or classic, you must find something inspiring and fantastic.

The solemnness of the Parliament House area has changed to a playful, modern space with a cute red London bus.

Handmade Calender Trial

As we are joining a holiday work camp by etsy, we have to think of doing a holiday gift set as a new product. We love photographs so we plan to use our photo works to create a calender set for 2011. Imagine those square cards (in blue and black) are the monthly schedule and back of the cards would be our photographs. So the year after, you don't have to throw away the outdated calender but you can serve it as a decoration.

We have tried out the idea last weekend with bamboo sticks and used magazine. Hope it works and you guys will like it. Check out our etsy store later. It would probably be a calender gift set with our handmade tote. It would be a perfect gift for your girls.

Scottish Dolls

 

I got this when I was traveling Edinburgh Scotland in 2003. Once again, the color match perfectly in this vintage postcard but have you figured out that it's so ''hi-tech''. It frames in 16:9 ratio. Hahaahaha