Postcard Black & White Series - How Have You Been Lately? Doodle/Coloring Postcard | MonkeyCook

The clock ticks, tick-tock, We continue to move forward, As the years quietly slip by. There were once people and events, Looking back, they are no longer here. The faces we kissed have long since blurred, But the emotions remain as deeply etched. Wherever you may go, I hope you find yourself Happy and content there. The beauty you left behind Transforms into sincere blessings. When time briefly pauses, The me in my heart Still wishes to gently ask, "How have you been lately?" / Origin: Printed in Taiwan; / Size: 15cm x 10.5cm Perfect for personal collection or for sending to friends and family. Each card is sealed in a self-adhesive bag and will be carefully packaged for shipping. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ⚫ About Orders & Shipping Shipping Hours | Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Closed on weekends and public holidays) All items are meticulously packaged before shipment. For faster shipping, we recommend choosing "FamilyMart" for convenience store delivery. For postal mail, please provide a designated recipient location. A shipping tracking code and invoice receipt will be included in the package. ⚫ Brand Introduction "MonkeyCookie" creations are primarily hand-drawn on paper. The main character, "Allen Monkey," is an alien who resembles a monkey. Each illustration carries its own unique story, sharing situations and emotions from a life perspective. Brand Founded: 1988, Sydney. Establishment of MonkeyCookie. MonkeyCookie: Established in Taiwan in 2006. ⚫ Creator Introduction Artist Princess Allen is known for her cross-disciplinary illustration work. In 2013, she published her first zine, "MonkeyCookie with cats." Her public art installation at Zhongshan Station (Exit R2), "Light of Flower Shadows," can be found in the MRT system. With extensive collaboration and creative experience, including projects with the Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei, Yingge Ceramics Museum, MRT Zhongshan Station Public Art, Taipei Department of Cultural Affairs, Taiwan Power Company, Chinese Character Festival, United Daily News, and Shin Kong Mitsukoshi. Life Philosophy: "Beautiful things are always worth the wait."