New Orleans is a city people write letters about, which makes it unusually well suited to a postcard. The designs cover the Quarter; the back is where the trip actually gets told.
6 ready-made fronts for New Orleans. Pick one, write your message on the back, and we print and mail it.
St Louis Cathedral and its three spires, drawn in purple ink, seen over the iron fence of Jackson Square with a gas lamp standing at either side and a gold fleur-de-lis in the corner. Banana leaves fill the lower left. Purple and gold, which is not a coincidence in this city.
It is an engraving, so the ironwork and the spires come through crisply at 4x6. Detail like that is exactly what this drawing style is for, and exactly what a phone photo of the same view loses.
Mardi Gras and Jazz Fest account for most of them, and both are occasions where a physical card lands better than a photo in a group chat — partly because the person at home was not there, and a card admits that.
A brass band on a corner, a plate of something, a street sign. New Orleans rewards the amateur photograph more than most places, because the city supplies the colour.