Bigmouth (Color)
"It yawned from the abyss—a cyclopean maw ringed with chitinous spines, glistening with colors not meant for the sane eye. No anatomy of earth-born thing could account for its form, nor any scripture name the blasphemy it embodied. It did not hunger as beasts do; it waited with infinite patience, knowing that all flesh, in time, would crawl willingly into its gullet of madness."
Mail it, frame it, or just admire it from uncomfortably close. This small print straddles the line between a relic and a message. And messages, as you know, sometimes write themselves.
Museum-quality cards printed on thick matte paper.
• Paper thickness: 10.3 mil
• Paper weight: 189 g/m²
• Paper is sourced from Japan
• Postcards are blank on opposite side
• 100% human-created artwork (no AI involved)
"It yawned from the abyss—a cyclopean maw ringed with chitinous spines, glistening with colors not meant for the sane eye. No anatomy of earth-born thing could account for its form, nor any scripture name the blasphemy it embodied. It did not hunger as beasts do; it waited with infinite patience, knowing that all flesh, in time, would crawl willingly into its gullet of madness."
Mail it, frame it, or just admire it from uncomfortably close. This small print straddles the line between a relic and a message. And messages, as you know, sometimes write themselves.
Museum-quality cards printed on thick matte paper.
• Paper thickness: 10.3 mil
• Paper weight: 189 g/m²
• Paper is sourced from Japan
• Postcards are blank on opposite side
• 100% human-created artwork (no AI involved)
"It yawned from the abyss—a cyclopean maw ringed with chitinous spines, glistening with colors not meant for the sane eye. No anatomy of earth-born thing could account for its form, nor any scripture name the blasphemy it embodied. It did not hunger as beasts do; it waited with infinite patience, knowing that all flesh, in time, would crawl willingly into its gullet of madness."
Mail it, frame it, or just admire it from uncomfortably close. This small print straddles the line between a relic and a message. And messages, as you know, sometimes write themselves.
Museum-quality cards printed on thick matte paper.
• Paper thickness: 10.3 mil
• Paper weight: 189 g/m²
• Paper is sourced from Japan
• Postcards are blank on opposite side
• 100% human-created artwork (no AI involved)