Pigeon Post: Valentines Series I
Keith-yin Sun and Judi Chan of Pigeon Post have created a wonderful set of postcards celebrating timeless stories of undying love from around the globe. Inspired by myths and folklore, the set consists of six beautifully designed cards in the shape of a stamp, honoring the tradition of sending mail. This particular postcard depicts Hinemoa & Tutanekai from Aotearoa (New Zealand).
Hinemoa & Tutanekai (detail)
A Midsummer Night’s Dream — English / Greek
Pyramus and Thisbe — Greek / Babylonian
Radha & Krishna — Hindu
Pygmalion & Galatea — Greek
The Butterfly Lovers — Chinese
These postcards are perfect to send to that special someone for Valentine’s Day, or any day rather. Visit Pigeon Post’s website and store to have a better look and purchase these lovely gems.
TagsCanada, contemporary, Illustration, postcards
02.08.10 in Found design by Grace Danico
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I love these! Great concept and the stamp edges are very smart.
02.08.10 |
Sara |
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these are lovely. i want the NZ one quite badly
02.08.10 |
lucy d |
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Oh, wow… I’m really not a fan of Valentine’s Day stuff, but these prints are so charming and well done!
02.09.10 |
visualingual |
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these are delightful!
02.11.10 |
becca |
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Wow, that is the nicest work I’ve seen in ages. Beautiful images!
02.12.10 |
Jonathan Bennett |
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And the middle ones remind me of the work of Tom Eckersley - and compliments don’t come much higher than that…
02.16.10 |
Crownfolio |
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i think i’ve seen these at eden lilly in edmonton. http://www.edenlilly.com. they’re sooo pretty.
03.19.10 |
sara tomlinson |
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