AndreasKiel

Hi,

I am living near Oldenburg (Niedersachsen, Germany), working for the public service. My interests are: literature, photography and videography. I love dogs so much, and we have a very cute dog! If your are lucky, and if I have some in stock, your card may get one of my own (and valid) stamps with our dog on it.

I make some own cards, and they are printed by a professional printing shop. So your chance is high to get a very exclusive card which was printed only once or maybe 10 times. I use always own photographs or digital paintings for these cards.

Note - I will mostly copy and print your address on a label, because my handwriting is not too beautyiful. I beg your pardon if you prefer a handwritten address :)
So, the postman can read that address :) I am sure postmen around the world otherwise would be depressed because of my handwriting.

I like really *every card*, but if I could make a wish, I would say fine drawings or watercolor paintings, views of your town (or around), digital art, fantasy or tasteful comic. Retro cards are welcomed!

Do you make your own cards and /or stamps? You don't need a card from professional print shop, please send your crafted card anyway. I have some very cute drawings on simple cardboard, and I like them!

I generally do not like QR codes as a stamp replacement, but I understand that for some users it is not easy to get stamps when the next post office is far away.

Visit my website
https://www.augederseele.de/
to see my picture galleries, or meet me at Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/andreas.janke.560

Another few words on sending blank cards in envelopes:
- In Germany, sending cards in an envelope is much more expensive than sending just the card,
- Stuffing a blank card into an envelope and sending it abroad is not allowed with Deutsche Post (because it's somewhat like trading with things, can't better explain).
I think you'll understand now that I can send cards *only* without any envelope.

Best wishes from Germany,
Andreas