The Pattern
Street-side carts are among the most modest structures in our visual landscape. Built for mobility and function, they are designed to appear briefly, serve a purpose, and move on.
Yet their silhouettes, proportions and colour cues remain surprisingly persistent in memory.
This postcard set studies three such familiar carts - not as nostalgia, but as design.
The Process
Each postcard is developed as a focused study of the vandi, observed through its form, proportion, and detail.
The palette draws from street references, translated into a restrained set of flat colours that feel both familiar and composed.
The illustrations are kept precise and minimal, allowing the structure to remain the primary focus. A simple grid anchors the layout, with smaller elements acting as quiet references.
Printed as a collectible trio, the postcards document a form of everyday design that is rarely archived, yet widely remembered.
