If you’re looking for a fun little tutorial, try out this Southwestern envelope art! It requires some measuring, but the charming results are well worth the time that you have to spend with a ruler.
The fall weather brings cooler, shorter days for those of us in the Northern Hemisphere. That presents the perfect opportunity for sending written correspondence and making mail art! Today, I’m sharing all of TPK’s fall mail art examples with you, including several Halloween gems.
This post is geared toward Americans and our funny postal system, but people from around the world can benefit from the mail art inspiration photos! Today, you’ll learn how to boost your chances of successful mail art delivery, crack the mystery of postal rates, and more.
The envelope art tutorials on the TPK Blog are designed to inspire you to send beautiful mail. The only catch? Some of the tutorials take a couple of hours to make. If you’re short on time, consider using these printable versions of TPK’s most popular mail art tutorials!
Let’s talk tea tags — you know, the little pieces of paper that hang from the edge of your teacup as you enjoy your beverage. There are some really cool ones out there, and all too often they end up being thrown out, never to live up to their full creative potential. That stops today!
Lindsey Bugbee
designer + illustrator + calligrapher
The Postman’s Knock is a blog focused on teaching creative techniques and offering guides to learning modern calligraphy and illustration. I hope you enjoy reading my blog as much as I enjoy writing it!
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