The greeting consists of four postcards-paws sent out in intervals, like when a tiger leaps, it takes its paws from the ground one by one. When all four postcard-paws are delivered, the tiger's leap is complete. The sending process becomes a full-flagged design component with form, color, composition, and texture. As the postal services could be unpredictable, divination is offered to the addressees. The oracle on the reverse side of each postcard says: "The tiger's leap will bring you luck when all four paws have touched the ground." Each of the four postcard-paws has corresponding letters L, U, C, and K. Thus, the Luck will be delivered to a fortunate recipient in case of success. The tiger card stunning project comes from Yurko Gutsulyak's mind.
Postcards have been valuable and desirable celebration attributes for almost two hundred years. According to research by the Greeting Cards Association from the USA, 70% of people who purchase greeting cards say they are essential to their lifestyle. Every year postal services around the globe work hard to deliver dozens of billions of greetings and bring us the joy of communication. Unfortunately, greeting cards can be lost, damaged, or significantly delayed. These shortcomings can lead to disappointment and can ruin a festive mood. Alternatively, it also inspires! This time we came up with the idea of how to turn this unpredictability into a cheerful game. The Tiger Card is dedicated to the Year of Tiger and invites foretelling the future. Yurko's modern and graphic approach to creating these beautiful cards features the tiger's color palette in a bold and contemporary look and feel.
Tiger Card is a part of Oriental Collection, our self-initiated project to last 12 years and contains 12 New Year greetings corresponding to the Lunar Calendar symbols. The style of the project is a mix of cultures and times.
Additional credits Agency: Gutsulyak.Studio Designer and Art Director: Yurko Gutsulyak Postage stamps production: Picture Postage Decorative stamps production: Yourstamps Paper: Creative Board Mandarin by Koehler Paper
Creator: Yurko Gutsulyak