Postcard Black and White Series-You are the most recent graffiti/coloring postcard | MonkeyCook

The clock is ticking We keep going The years slip by silently Some people used to have something Looking back, it's not here anymore The kiss face is blurred early Moved but still deeply imprinted No matter where you go Hope to be there Are a happy and happy you The beauty left to me Turned into sentences of sincere blessings When the time stays for a while In my heart Still want to greet you softly "How are you lately?" 』 / Place of Origin: Printed in Taiwan; / Size: 15cm X10.5cm Suitable for your own collection, or send to relatives and friends They are all packaged in self-adhesive bags and will be properly packaged when shipped. -------------------------------------------------- ---------------------- ⚫ About order/shipping Shipping time｜Monday to Friday 8:00-17:00 (except weekends and holidays) Goods will be carefully packaged before shipment. Convenience stores recommend choosing "Family Family" to make it easier to ship. Please make sure to provide the location where the post office can be collected. The tracking code and invoice receipt will be attached to the package. ⚫ Brand introduction "MonkeyCookie" works are all hand-painted creations based on paper The protagonist "Ellen Monkey" is an alien who looks like a monkey Each illustration image has its own short story, sharing the situation and mood from the perspective of life The brand was founded in 1988 in Sydney. Establish MonkeyCookie MonkeyCookie was established in Taiwan in 2006 ⚫ About the creator Artist Princess Ellen; cross-border illustration work in multiple fields, Published the first Zine graphic book "MonkeyCookie with cats" in 2013 MRT station's public art work, Zhongshan Station R2 Exit "Hua Yin Zhi Guang" Rich experience in cooperation and creation, such as Taipei Museum of Contemporary Art, Yingge Ceramics Museum, MRT Zhongshan Station Public Art Works, Taipei Cultural Affairs Bureau, Taiwan Power Company, Chinese Character Culture Festival, Mandarin Daily, Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Life view "good things always wait after waiting"