Visitors - feel free to “heart” every card you really like. The cards with the most hearts will be winners of this show. You can visit multiple times because artists may continue to post new creations. And we invite you to participate in the lottery associated with this exhibition and will post the link to it on September 24.
Artists and creative types who would like to post their handmade postcard art on the theme of Fall or Autumn, which has historically been associated with some very deep themes: plenty, ripening, harvest, and abundance; and, at the same time, change, decay, decline, old age, and even death, with associations of things being past their prime, please follow these rules:
Only one card per posting
You may post more than one card (each in their separate posting) with a maximum of 5 cards in total.
Feel free to include a short description of techniques used, inspirations or explanations. Titled or untitled at your choice. And please add the word “Willing” if you are willing to offer your card – if it is one of the top winners – to the winner of the lottery. No worries if not – I will have other ways to reward them.
Artists are also welcome to “heart” as many cards as you like (including your own!) and to participate in the lottery as well.
Winners will be announced next weekend. Sorry - only one prize per person!
Congratulations to all the artists who entered into this Exhibition! It has been a pleasure to see your work and to share it with the Postcrossing community!
Please continue scrolling below to see all the entries and the artists’ comments and explanations.
We all love flowers, their smell and color . On this postcard there are the last autumn flowers before the cold winter, they are bright like autumn and warm like the sun
Prismacolor marker, paint pen, Sharpie, and gold and silver gel pens (just imagine the stars, cauldron and magic wand sparkling even if you can’t tell )
of this Exhibition!
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. On this postcard there are the last autumn flowers before the cold winter, they are bright like autumn and warm like the sun 
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