Bring a little warmth, comfort, and Korean food charm to your snail mail, gift giving, and stationery collection with EPHEMERA G★L's "You Make My Heart Go BIBIMBAP 비빔밥" postcard. This playful design features my illustrated bowl of Bibimbap (mixed rice), topped with a sunny-side-up egg and colourful vegetables, paired with a pun that celebrates one of Korea's most iconic comfort foods.
Details:
Size: 5 × 7 in (12.7 × 17.8 cm)
Premium, matte finish cardstock
Full-colour front with original illustration
Blank back for writing and mailing
Perfect for pen pals, journaling, scrapbooking, framing, and gifting
You can purchase with my other “You Make My Heart Go …” postcard, which features a Vietnamese pun with the word for corn, Bắp!
Nhà Bếp Bê is a series dedicated to my inner child that yearns to create from the love of food and play. "Nhà bếp"translates to "kitchen," while "nhà búp bê" translates to "dollhouse." Together, these words illustrate the desire to create a tiny, collectible space where food, memory, and everyday rituals are shrunken into charming details like ephemera.
Bring a little warmth, comfort, and Korean food charm to your snail mail, gift giving, and stationery collection with EPHEMERA G★L's "You Make My Heart Go BIBIMBAP 비빔밥" postcard. This playful design features my illustrated bowl of Bibimbap (mixed rice), topped with a sunny-side-up egg and colourful vegetables, paired with a pun that celebrates one of Korea's most iconic comfort foods.
Details:
Size: 5 × 7 in (12.7 × 17.8 cm)
Premium, matte finish cardstock
Full-colour front with original illustration
Blank back for writing and mailing
Perfect for pen pals, journaling, scrapbooking, framing, and gifting
You can purchase with my other “You Make My Heart Go …” postcard, which features a Vietnamese pun with the word for corn, Bắp!
Nhà Bếp Bê is a series dedicated to my inner child that yearns to create from the love of food and play. "Nhà bếp"translates to "kitchen," while "nhà búp bê" translates to "dollhouse." Together, these words illustrate the desire to create a tiny, collectible space where food, memory, and everyday rituals are shrunken into charming details like ephemera.
