morgana13

Hello,

I live in a city in north of Portugal.
I study art since young age.

I love to send and receive postcards to/from all over the world.
It would be great if you could write a few words in your own language (you can translate it or not).
The story behind the card is the best part, so tell me what you did when you bought the postcard, how your day was, how the weather was, a little secret or only a simple thought.

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First of all:
The more macabre/grotesque/odd/surreal, the more I will like it!

FAVOURITE CARDS:

- Old cemeteries and gravestones
- Skeletons and skulls
- Zombies
- Macabre/odd/grotesque comics and cartoons
- Snakes, lizards, bats and specially rats
- Old horror films (Dracula, Frankenstein, Psycho, The Shining,etc)
- Itchy & Scratchy (from The Simpsons)
- Recipe cards from your country
- Pin up postcards
- Batman
- Cards with candy or sweets
- Postcards with drawings made by hand
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Above are the special things that I really like, but I also like postcards with:

-Your own city's life (like view, food, people, culture, etc.)
-Drawing and painting
-Black and white
-Vintage
-Pin-up
-Retro
-Old fashioned
-Animals (rabbits, dogs, etc.)
-Disney/Pixar
-Animation
-Maxicards
-Shaped postcards
-Lenticular or 3-D cards / Magical eye cards
-Wooden / fabric / cork / metallic postcards; or any postcard made in special materials
-Handmade
-Illustration
-Children's book illustration

If you don't have anything like that, please send me something else. I love all my received postcards!

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P.s.:
I prefer my postcards written, stamped and dated, don't really like blank cards in an envelope.
I don't collect stamps, but I do appreciate nice ones.
Please feel free to decorate the written side of the card too,
with drawings or stickers for example.

If you, for some reason, are going to use envelope, it would be great if you enclose used train, bus, subway, ferry, museum ticket, tea bag or other small things from your country. :)

THANK YOU!
Happy Postcrossing!