The Nonsense Maker Number Three
This whimsical ‘Number Three’ third birthday greeting card has been hand illustrated using fine liner pens, digitally coloured, and printed in Melbourne by The Nonsense Maker. The highly detailed drawing portrays a pale yellow frame in the shape of a three, through which the night sky can be seen. A moon and stars are hung from the frame by little people using brown string. Inspired by a dreamlike world where little is what it seems, this greeting card has a night colour palette, using navy blue, yellow, and hints of red, green and orange.
Printed on high quality recycled paper, and our envelopes are 100% recycled. Hand illustrated and printed in Melbourne.
Design imagined by artist Emily May.
.This whimsical ‘Number Three’ third birthday greeting card has been hand illustrated using fine liner pens, digitally coloured, and printed in Melbourne by The Nonsense Maker. The highly detailed drawing portrays a pale yellow frame in the shape of a three, through which the night sky can be seen. A moon and stars are hung from the frame by little people using brown string. Inspired by a dreamlike world where little is what it seems, this greeting card has a night colour palette, using navy blue, yellow, and hints of red, green and orange.
Printed on high quality recycled paper, and our envelopes are 100% recycled. Hand illustrated and printed in Melbourne.
Design imagined by artist Emily May.
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This whimsical ‘Number Three’ third birthday greeting card has been hand illustrated using fine liner pens, digitally coloured, and printed in Melbourne by The Nonsense Maker. The highly detailed drawing portrays a pale yellow frame in the shape of a three, through which the night sky can be seen. A moon and stars are hung from the frame by little people using brown string. Inspired by a dreamlike world where little is what it seems, this greeting card has a night colour palette, using navy blue, yellow, and hints of red, green and orange.
Printed on high quality recycled paper, and our envelopes are 100% recycled. Hand illustrated and printed in Melbourne.
Design imagined by artist Emily May.
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