This month’s TomcoPost was inspired by a trip Tommy and Cora did not take, but have now heard about in considerable detail.
Island Notes gathers the colors, flavors, roadside scenes, and small observations Maya brought home from Jamaica. Expect vivid paper goods, a much-discussed banana piña colada, and a secondhand island report from two cats who reviewed the photographic evidence from the comfort of home.
What’s Included?
Postcard (4 × 6)
A bright view from Montego Bay, made for sending a little island color through the mail. Write to someone, frame it, or keep it as proof that turquoise water and yellow skies belong together.
Bookmark (2 × 7)
A vivid school of fish inspired by the things seen along the way. Made to hold your place while your mind wanders somewhere warmer.
Banana Cabana Matcha Recipe Card
A creamy tropical matcha inspired by the banana piña colada Maya has not stopped talking about since returning home. Banana, pineapple, coconut, oat milk, and matcha meet in one cold, cheerful glass.
Sticker Set (6 stickers)
Six illustrations gathered from the trip: a colorful cat, striped bag, Jamaican flag, resort drink, and a very sunny swimsuit. Made for journals, planners, notebooks, happy mail, and anywhere that could use a small piece of Jamaica.
Tape Strips (2)
Two decorative washi-style tape strips illustrated in the Island Notes palette. Use them to seal an envelope, hold down a photograph, finish a journal spread, or add color where plain tape simply will not do.
Letter from Tommy & Cora
A secondhand island report written by two cats who stayed home, inspected every vacation photograph, and now know far more than they expected about Jamaica and one particular banana piña colada. Transcribed faithfully by their human.
Issue No. 2 is a small paper trip through Jamaica, assembled from what was noticed, remembered, and brought home.
This month’s TomcoPost was inspired by a trip Tommy and Cora did not take, but have now heard about in considerable detail.
Island Notes gathers the colors, flavors, roadside scenes, and small observations Maya brought home from Jamaica. Expect vivid paper goods, a much-discussed banana piña colada, and a secondhand island report from two cats who reviewed the photographic evidence from the comfort of home.
What’s Included?
Postcard (4 × 6)
A bright view from Montego Bay, made for sending a little island color through the mail. Write to someone, frame it, or keep it as proof that turquoise water and yellow skies belong together.
Bookmark (2 × 7)
A vivid school of fish inspired by the things seen along the way. Made to hold your place while your mind wanders somewhere warmer.
Banana Cabana Matcha Recipe Card
A creamy tropical matcha inspired by the banana piña colada Maya has not stopped talking about since returning home. Banana, pineapple, coconut, oat milk, and matcha meet in one cold, cheerful glass.
Sticker Set (6 stickers)
Six illustrations gathered from the trip: a colorful cat, striped bag, Jamaican flag, resort drink, and a very sunny swimsuit. Made for journals, planners, notebooks, happy mail, and anywhere that could use a small piece of Jamaica.
Tape Strips (2)
Two decorative washi-style tape strips illustrated in the Island Notes palette. Use them to seal an envelope, hold down a photograph, finish a journal spread, or add color where plain tape simply will not do.
Letter from Tommy & Cora
A secondhand island report written by two cats who stayed home, inspected every vacation photograph, and now know far more than they expected about Jamaica and one particular banana piña colada. Transcribed faithfully by their human.
Issue No. 2 is a small paper trip through Jamaica, assembled from what was noticed, remembered, and brought home.
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