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STAMP Singapore – My Pick #5

STAMP Singapore – My Pick #5

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Let me just start by saying that I love the postbox that I’m presenting today. Out of the 5 postboxes that get my vote, it is quite possibly my most favorite! Titled “rolling hill”, this very fun and cheerful postbox at carpenter street gets my final vote in the STAMP nationwide art project.

Rolling Hill Postbox

It is a multitude of bright, vivid colors! Much thought and detail has obviously gone into this creative and very well put-together composition. Amidst the green rolling hills (much like the green Singapore) are several very familiar Singapore icons.

At one quick glance I have already spotted a Singapore explorer bus, a river bumboat, the Esplanade, shophouses, and the clock tower — is that the Victoria concert hall? There are quite a number of clock towers that we have here!

All these familiar landmarks have been meshed together very nicely! The end product looks really cute and fun. It worked for me.

Voting ends tomorrow. Just one more day to vote! Do head over to the website and vote for your 5 favorite postbox designs!

Also in this series

April 25, 2007: STAMP Singapore - My Pick #1April 25, 2007: STAMP Singapore – My Pick #1
April 25, 2007: STAMP Singapore - My Pick #2April 25, 2007: STAMP Singapore – My Pick #2
April 26, 2007: STAMP Singapore - My Pick #3April 26, 2007: STAMP Singapore – My Pick #3
April 27, 2007: STAMP Singapore - My Pick #4April 27, 2007: STAMP Singapore – My Pick #4

External links

STAMP
Flickr: Photos of all 40 STAMPs



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Veron Ang

Veron Ang is the founder and chief editor of Sparklette. She lives in Singapore and has dined and traveled across the world. She also runs Sparklette Studio, a web design and development firm. If you'd like to connect with her, head on over to the contact page or follow her personal updates on Twitter: @VeronSG.



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  1. WalterTwitter
    April 30
     

    Very nice. I wonder if these students will continue doing what they do when they work next time? It will be a pity if such talents go to waste on your regular run-of-the-mill office work.

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  2. py
    April 30
     

    I like the colour scheme of this.

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