Love is love.  Published by Art Unlimited, Amsterdam.  Art by Javier Perez Estrella.

This postcard presents a creative and imaginative design blending everyday objects with minimalist art. At first glance, the image prominently features a row of jumbo-sized, horizontally aligned colored pencils. These pencils are not in the traditional order of colors but are arranged in a vibrant spectrum reminiscent of the rainbow: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple.

The pencils are unique not only in their exaggerated size but also in their role as a sort of bench or seating platform. On the flat, upper surface of these aligned pencils sit two figures. These figures are rendered in a simple, sketch-like outline, giving them an ethereal and universal quality. They appear to be in a moment of affectionate interaction, where one figure is leaning into the other, possibly whispering or sharing a quiet moment together. This interaction evokes a sense of intimacy and companionship.

The background of the image is stark white, which contrasts sharply with the colorful, detailed pencils and the delicate, sketchy figures. This contrast helps to emphasize the main elements of the image by stripping away any distractions in the background. The whiteness also suggests a sense of infinite space, making the central tableau of colorful pencils and human figures stand out more vividly.

This postcard cleverly uses the juxtaposition of color and monochrome, object and outline, to convey a message of creativity, connection, and perhaps joy. It may appeal to those who appreciate art, those who value friendship and love, or simply anyone who enjoys a visually intriguing and thought-provoking image.