2024 new product stamp set discount/inspiration & Akasha records

🔸Handwritten traditional Chinese characters "Inspiration"🔸 The special word "spirit" is reshaped by combining ancient Chinese characters and Japanese Chinese characters. The rain part on the upper body breaks through the frame, symbolizing the reception of the spiritual energy of the universe, and also showing the inspiration of leaping thoughts; the shaman part on the lower body, with Graphically and intuitively express the awe and worship of the spirit. I used the modern handwritten word "Sense" to give the single word a conflicting beauty of the collision of ancient and modern times. I have considered all the elements such as proportion, size, balance, streamlines, angles, flips, etc., and it is very suitable for any size of handbook page. As well as collage creations on various themes, please feel free to take it. 🔹Typewriter English word "ling gan"🔹 Inspiration is not simply a conscious "enlightenment", but sometimes it is a kind of "telepathy" that comes from outside. If you agree, give me a "TRUE"! And, yes, it was inspired by programming code, leaving behind the traces of the text above. But in order to reflect the overall design and make it more suitable for collage, I disassembled it, combined it with handwritten English style, and added mottled elements, so your smart friends can no longer understand it! Fortunately, you don’t need it for the collage, enjoy! 🔸AKASHA🔸 By adjusting the smooth lines countless times and combining them with irregular circles like pebbles, you can bring some softness to the collage. The combination of classic geometric patterns is very versatile, but not clichéd; the lower right corner is a little AKASHA, There is a hazy beauty of the reflection on the river, taking into account the coordination of the overall chapter pattern, so that the overall use of the picture will not be too abrupt. 🔹records🔹 If AKASHA is a dynamic database carrying memories, then these records are the ripples caused by archiving! Use your favorite typewriter font and match it with broken circles. Why is it so cute and retro! The English cursive writing in the lower right corner is an accident, but I love it so much. It’s like tying a bow on the side of the book so that it can be carried away elegantly at any time.