Postcards
Expressions of what I see, feel and hear, constructs in time and space, sometimes imagined and reconstructed. Featuring sketches, street art, photographs, paste art, stickers, ephemera. Commissioned works including 60th anniversary of Orton Park Festival, 35th anniversary of Marquette Waterfront Festival.
"Analog Dreams in a Digital World v2.0"
ART INSTALLATION AT THE 60th ORTON PARK FESTIVAL
A return of the postcard exhibit in August 2025 at the Orton Park Festival in Madison, Wisconsin. Celebrating community, creativity and connection at the 60th anniversary of the festival. The interactive exhibit featured postcards of festival scenes from over the years, performers, and whimsical street art,
Inspired by a lifelong love of postcards, a DIY aesthetic in creating cards from recycled cartons, flyers and ephemera, and the tactile and emotional appeal of the written note, the installation asks people to get away from their digital lives and connect and reflect with the moment, communicate beyond our digital screens, encourage artistic expression and writing.
Over 150 postcard designs were exhibited, with 60+ designs available for members of the public to pick up, write a note, and send. Over 1000 postcards were picked up, with more than 280 mailed from the festival itself!
I'm very grateful to the Marquette Neighborhood Association for their grant support towards this project.
Our 1st ever holiday sale!
Postcards from the Edge
Street Art postcards
$2 each
20 different designs!
Photographs of Street art from travels around the world. Scenes from the road in London, Amsterdam, Antwerp, Bristol, Copenhagen, New York City, Lisbon, Paris and more..
All postcards are printed on 16-18pt fine grain premium paper. Matte finish, blank reverse writing side.
Accepting cash, check, Venmo (@ankurmal) or Paypal (click link below).
Our 1st ever holiday sale!
Botanical Illustrations vol.1
Botanical illustration postcards
$3 each ($18 for batch of 6)
6 different designs
Hand-drawn botanical illustrations, paint overlays and bubble art intersperse in this set of 4"x6" postcards. Printed on deluxe, double thickness 36pt premium paper with a blue spine. Matte finish on both sides so you could add your own colors and messages on both sides.
Accepting cash, check, Venmo (@ankurmal) or Paypal (click link below).
Our 1st ever holiday sale!
Botanical Illustrations vol.2
Botanical illustration postcards
$3 each ($18 for batch of 6)
6 different designs
Hand-drawn botanical illustrations, paint overlays and bubble art intersperse in this set of 4"x6" postcards. Printed on deluxe, double thickness 36pt premium paper with a pink spine. Matte finish on both sides so you could add your own colors and messages on both sides.
Accepting cash, check, Venmo (@ankurmal) or Paypal (click link below).
Our 1st ever holiday sale!
Botanical Illustrations vol.3
Botanical illustrations postcards
$3 each (or $15 for batch of 5)
5 different designs
Hand-drawn botanical illustrations, bubble art and scanner glitch-art intersperse in this set of 4"x6" postcards. Printed on deluxe, double thickness 36pt premium paper with pink spine. Matte finish on both sides so you could add your own colors and messages on both sides.
Accepting cash, check, Venmo (@ankurmal) or Paypal (click link below).
"Analog Dreams in a Digital World"
ART INSTALLATION AT THE 35th MARQUETTE WATERFRONT FESTIVAL
A postcard exhibit in June 2024 at Yahara Place Park in Madison, Wisconsin. Celebrating community, creativity and connection at the 35th anniversary of the festival. The interactive exhibit featured postcards with festival scenes from over the years, whimsical street art, and posters from years gone by.
Inspired by the timeless childhood memories of mobile toys intersecting with our digital current, the installation asks people to get away from their digital lives and connect and reflect with the moment.
Connecting with all ages, the postcard installation inspires to promote communication beyond our digital screens, encourage artistic expression and writing.
Over 150 postcard designs were exhibited, of which 35 designs were available for members of the public to pick up, write a note, and send!
