Artery8 50 Pcs Earthy Wild Nature Rustic Aesthetic Collage Kit Wall Art Prints A6 Set Pack 14.8 x 10.5 cm (5.8 x 4.1) Fungi Flowers Trees Botanical Room Decor Poster

These arty postcards are absolutely stunning and are truly beautiful quality too.I’m in awe every time I look through them and I can’t decide what I’m going to do with them all. I’m definitely going to look for some decorative frames to display a few of them in various spots around the house. With the bright tones, vibrant colours and strong nature vibes, they need to be on show.They would also make gorgeous gifts which you could frame up for people, or simply send as a card to someone with a sweet poem written on the back… there are so many options.I’m so pleased with them.

this pack of 50 postcard size prints contains some truly beautiful drawings and my partner is raring to get started displaying some of these around the walls of our new house.the good: cardstock has a nice feel, not too thin or papery, the prints are nice and bold and crisp, the sheer number of items you get means you'll find something you like in there if you are a fan of the overall theme and aesthetic. i can see these being useful in a myriad number of craft projectsthe bad: it's only a small thing but the cards are cut in a way that a lot of the prints are well off centre (some as bad as 20%/80% margins from one side to the other). with the solid black background the white margin is highly noticeable and this will make it harder to display them together as they will be out of alignment with each other. it's not all of the cards that are affected by any means though and i don't think it's a deal-breaker as they can be trimmed with a decent craft trimmer or set aside and use for other crafting purposes. with so many in a pack I don't think you'd be using them all at once anyways.i'd still be really interested to see more of the designs in the other sets as well

This is a pack of 50 art postcards “Earthy Wild Nature’.Each is about 15 cm x 10.5 cm and on thick cardstock and the back is pain white.These pictures are illustrations, not photos and are whimsical and reminiscent of a fairy forest. They are very glossy - it was hard to get a picture of them without my desk lamp creating glare.There are so many more applications for these than the listing would suggest. You could of course put them in frames and use as wall art, but they could also be sent as postcards, used in cardmaking, used in scrapbooking and journal collage, used to decoupage placemats, cover notebooks, basically anything where you would use beautiful paper or cardstock.This selection has:9 x mushroom pictures5 x birds5 x butterflies16 x foliage, trees and flowers15 x wildlife and animalsWhile they are all techinically different, within a couple of the categories there are two that are very similar. Two very similar hedgehogs, two similar ferns and two similar birds. This isn’t a problem for me as they are all gorgeous and will make wonderful crafting fodder.In hobby shops you can pay a fair bit for pretty illustrations on paper, nevermind card, so if you’re looking at these as a craft supply, it’s outstanding value for money to get fifty top quality illustrated cards.

With fifty cards there are so many designs of this classic woodblock art. Many I haven’t seen before. The print is good quality , no bleeding etc.The card does feel a tiny bit thinner than I hoped , but it’s not bad by any means. The reverse side is blank and I feel they are suited for displaying rather than sending , but could be sent if you desired.Just under fourteen pounds is about right seeing as you get so many.

This is a beautiful set of prints - all lovely images and the only downside is choosing which ones to display! Very impressed!

I had these in the Hiroshige woodblocks, which are recognisable as traditional Japanese prints.These are postcard size and left blank on the back, so could actually be used and written on.The print quality was good and the card is firm and cut well - they were all very even. Nice selection of designs and choices but all of the similar theme.Currently retailing at £13.99 I think these are a fair price for the set of 50 making each printed picture about 23p.

These are beautifully printed cards. Nice and crisp.They each have a description of the picture printed at the bottom.Can be used as a greeting card or postcard but you can also use them for wall art with or without frames.Perfect for my downstairs loo to make it a bit more interesting. Just had to purchase some sticker dots (really cheap) to attach to the wall.There are a load of different designs to choose from that would mack any room.

50 high quality postcards of Ernst Haeckel detailed drawings of animals, plants and fungi. The back of the card is blank and it would have been nice to have a little more information on the subject on the front but they are clearly printed, highly detailed and I find them fascinating to look at.

The colours are amazing, vivid and bright. The card itself has a good quality. It feels pen and stamp friendly, which makes it great for postcrossing. I'm totally in love with them.However, some pictures are cropped rather badly. The front bits of the turtle for instance are missing, one poor puffin has a cut off beak and so on. If you put the cards into a frame, even more of the animal's face is lost which is a real shame.I don't need to see the whole animal on the card, but the head and beak / nose should be visible with enogh space around it, so that you can still see everything even when the card is in a frame.Maybe it's just a problem with the set I received? The pictures in the description show more of the animals than on my actual cards.I'd happily order this set again if these issues were improved. Meanwhile, I'm sure I'll have fun sending them - and I'm very curious about people's reactions.