midnightblue

Hello postcrossers:

I collect postcards since I was a kid. I love the feeling of writing to someone and the surprise of finding a postcard in my mail box.

You can send your postcard either way:
1. Stamped and written: On the postcard, it would be nice if you could write down something about your country.

2.in an envelope and UNWRITTEN:If you like, you can put your card in an envelope so I can keep the stamps.

Prefer postcards about

*illustrations(Inge Löök from Finland, Moomins, Miyazaki Hayao(宮﨑 駿), Yumeji Takehisa竹久夢二, Naomi Ito from Japan, elizabeth blackadder, Beatrice Potter and Arthur Rackham from UK, Anton Pieck from Netherlands, or book illustrators from all over the world! )

Inge Look cards that I already have:
45109
45112
46498
46500
46499
46513
49450
52695
54012
54186
56420

*Basically I love any card that is hand-drawn.

*paintings (world masterpieces, landscapes, famous artists in your country.)

*art (museum postcards. I LOVE Pre-Raphaelites, especially Burn-Jones and Waterhouse.)

*folklore of your country (traditional craft, costume, food, anything that is unique about your country! )

*natural or historical landscapes (Single view, with no words on it.)

* Book covers, Literary, postal, food and recipe, libraries, maps, old houses, books, hand drawn maps, vintage,(something old!)

For postcrossers from Russia, I really like this series of Russian Fairy Tale cards: https://picasaweb.google.com/111813378178724293365/RussianFolkTalesIllustrationsByBilibinForTrade#

Beautiful stamps are also appreciated, but of course, all postcards that you love are welcome!