Epistolary Cards

Description: Tell people what you write and read: Epistolary, literature told through correspondence, such as letters, diary entries, newspaper clippings, and modern formats like emails or text messages.

Description: A mysterious dark gothic design featuring faint black text reading Dracula by Bram Stoker above a wooden box overflowing with historical letters, telegrams, and journals. From the center of the documents, a dark shadow hand rises, bearing a prominent red wax seal with a bat emblem. The high-contrast, low-visibility aesthetic beautifully represents the epistolary storytelling format of the iconic 1897 vampire novel. This moody illustration is an exceptional match for book collectors, librarians, and dark academia enthusiasts.

Description: This incredibly creative graphic design features a bat silhouette crafted entirely out of old torn manuscript pieces, letters, and journal entry papers. The distressed typography highlights real dates and headings from the book like Mina's Diary, Whitby Abbey, and Log of the Demeter, above the red text A story told through letters, journals, and logs. Paying tribute to the epistolary format of Bram Stoker's classic novel Dracula, this unique illustration is an absolute must-have for English majors, librarians, and avid bookworms.

Description: A bold hand-drawn book cover design for Lady Susan by Jane Austen. Interlocking circles in sunny yellow hold orange pinwheel shapes and white centers sprinkled with tiny black dots, tiled across the cover in a bright, retro, textile-inspired pattern. A classic title in a fresh, modern style that stands out on tees, hoodies, stickers, tote bags, and more. A great pick for book lovers, Austen fans, and bold graphic prints. Wear it, stick it, gift it.

Description: Send a note from the decadent world of Dorian Gray with a named envelope, crimson wax seal, red rose, and sweeping blue quill. An elegant literary emblem for Oscar Wilde readers and letter lovers.