The Problem: Airport gift shops are usually packed with bulky, generic stuff that nobody actually has room for in their luggage. I wanted to design a small product collection specifically for these shops, something compact enough to toss into an already-overcrowded suitcase, durable enough to survive the flight, and genuinely interesting, giving travellers a cool little dive into design history instead of just another cheap souvenir.

The Solution: I created a set of 35 double-sided postcards that work like a mini, portable crash course in the major cornerstones of design. from surrealism to Sagmeister, the front of each card features a striking image of the subject alongside a few punchy keywords, while the back gives you a short, informative summary that gets straight to the point. They’re super versatile too, you can actually pop them in the post to send to a friend, or just keep the whole set as a neat, collectible gift to take home.