Starchild: Malaysian children design their own postcards


Mabel Loo Jia Ting, 9

When people go on holidays, they often pick out postcards from their holiday destinations and mail them home to tell their friends where they have been.

These postcards would often show iconic landmarks, scenic beaches, landscaped gardens or beautiful tourist attractions to identify the places that travellers go to. Of course, there are other types of postcards too, for example art cards with reprints of famous art works or those with humourous greetings. We asked Starchild readers to design their own postcards and they had some very creative designs to share.

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