A charming card sent to me by a 9 year old Israeli boy. They ski in Israel?! I had no idea. i had to check that it wasn't an artificial ski resort, but no, it's real snow on a real mountain.
Wednesday, 18 May 2011
Map of Israel
A charming card sent to me by a 9 year old Israeli boy. They ski in Israel?! I had no idea. i had to check that it wasn't an artificial ski resort, but no, it's real snow on a real mountain.
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Israel,
map,
postal heritage
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What an awesome map card - I admit, I'm a little jealous! ; )
ReplyDeletewell that is so cute... the ski part also made me wonder... now I know...
ReplyDeletethanks for the shared info..
When I saw the title I was thinking how special can that be. OMG, that is so precious and great. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI love your pretty new blog layout Sheila!! It looks very fancy!
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely postcard, very cute. I would love to visit Israel one day as I have friends and family there (plus a love of history) but Ste isn't interested. Oh... wait... he is a bit interested, he says. Fingers crossed then.
Thanks everyone, it's a great card, isn't it?
ReplyDelete@Emm, I'm still struggling with the header, it's too dominating but I don't want to lose my pillar boxes. I need to start again. Know any good graphic designers? :)
This is the cutest postcard..and so nice that it was from a child, Sheila! You have all sorts of fans.
ReplyDeleteI don't know any graphic designers, I'm afraid! I usually google what I'm looking for and figure it out in Photoshop. If you're looking for a specific effect or have a close example, let me know if I can be of any help. I'm on leave this coming week and will have nothing to do but blog!
ReplyDelete@Carmen, I know, I'm very lucky.
ReplyDelete@Emm, The trouble is, I don't know what I'm looking for. I don't want the postcards to be overwhelmed but the pillar boxes are, by their very nature, bright and obvious. I'm going to have to play around a bit.