I love them all! The one in the middle is new to me but seems to be from the German publisher house 'Inkognito', is it? That's one of my most favourite postcard publishers, as they bring a lot of smiles :-)
When I was little, I truly believed there were tiny houses like the ones in the "Kindheitsfantasien" in the woods. They were my Kindheitsfantasien just like the old man's in the picture.
Meike, for me the scene reminds me of an illustrated children's book by Elsa Beskow but I think her little gnomes are wearing hats looking like mushrooms rather than using them as houses... (but my memory is not really clear on where they lived) The gnome riding on a snail reminds me of Michael Ende's Die Unendliche Geschichte!
Very nice cards! I loved my first Halloween experience 4 days ago. I enjoyed taking photos of all the creative carving on pumpkins so I can very much relate on the first one now. :D
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Love them!
I love them all!
The one in the middle is new to me but seems to be from the German publisher house 'Inkognito', is it? That's one of my most favourite postcard publishers, as they bring a lot of smiles :-)
I love the ladybug houses so much!! That is my favorite. And I love the man watching them.
When I was little, I truly believed there were tiny houses like the ones in the "Kindheitsfantasien" in the woods. They were my Kindheitsfantasien just like the old man's in the picture.
they are all so cute, the little toad stool houses I love
That's right, Heleen - it is an 'Inkognito' card.
(That meant nothing to me so I did not include that info...)
Meike, for me the scene reminds me of an illustrated children's book by Elsa Beskow but I think her little gnomes are wearing hats looking like mushrooms rather than using them as houses... (but my memory is not really clear on where they lived) The gnome riding on a snail reminds me of Michael Ende's Die Unendliche Geschichte!
Very nice cards! I loved my first Halloween experience 4 days ago. I enjoyed taking photos of all the creative carving on pumpkins so I can very much relate on the first one now. :D
Carving pumpkins not so much of a tradition here in Sweden... I have never done it :)
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