Released on September 24th, these Message Monsters stamps evoke smiles.
For the first time ever, the U.S. Postal Service invites your imagination. This is the same company that will reject a stamp if you use tape to affix it so I am very surprised by this new stamp."You can personalize the crazy characters on the 20-stamp Message Monsters pane with included self-adhesive accessories. Each monster’s mode, mood, and message is customizable—to the delight of sender and recipient alike. Your makeover magic transforms the four different designs into countless creature creations. Postage stamps have never been so interactive! With accessories aplenty, you can adorn a roundish, rosy rascal; dress up a silly, striped imp; enhance a squiggly, squid-ly critter; and add flair to a reddish rapscallion. Deck the monsters out with hats, hearts, stars, crazy daisies, and more. There are even cartoony voice balloons and thought bubbles with salutations and exclamations. Countless personalizations are possible with some stick-to-itiveness."
Art director Antonio Alcalá designed the pane with original artwork by Elise Gravel, author/illustrator of popular children’s books. Adorable, right? I bought these stamps for my daughters-in-law advising them to keep them away from the girls. They scream "play with me". The gal at the post office, who sold them to me, said that her grands got ahold of her Toy Story stamps and they never made it on a letter. Expensive stickers, indeed. Delightful postage for sure!
"The most interesting thing about a postage stamp
is the persistence with which it sticks to its job."
- Napoleon Hill
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