Creature Postcard Collection: A Limited Edition Biomechanical Art Print Series
The Creature Postcard Collection is 25 original biomechanical illustrations across five packs, printed on premium card stock and hand assembled in the Graphicsbyte studio. First printing only. Limited to 201 sets.
The Creature Postcard Collection brings the full Graphicsbyte biomechanical illustration universe into print for the first time. Each pack contains five original postcards showing complete creature environments that the sticker singles never had room to tell. Five packs. Twenty-five designs. One first printing limited to 201 numbered sets.
When this run sells out the collection closes. There are no plans for a second printing of this edition.
What the Creature Postcard Collection Is
Every illustration in the Creature Postcard Collection started as a pencil sketch. The characters exist across the Graphicsbyte sticker singles as die-cut vinyl designs. The postcards show the rest of the story. Full backgrounds, complete environments, the world each creature actually lives in.
If you have collected the sticker singles you already know the characters. The Creature Postcard Collection gives them context.
The collection spans five subject categories across the five packs.
Arachnids. Fish. Insects. Mammals. Reptiles.
Each pack is sold individually. Collect one or work toward all twenty-five designs. The full set of 201 represents one of the most complete bodies of biomechanical illustration work to come out of the Graphicsbyte studio.
How the Creature Postcard Collection Was Made
The postcards are printed by MOO on premium card stock built to hold color and detail at postcard scale. MOO is one of the most respected independent print producers working today, known for color accuracy and material quality that mass production print runs cannot match.
Every pack in the Creature Postcard Collection was hand assembled in the Gladstone Oregon studio, sleeved, and tagged before shipping. Each set is numbered out of 201. The tag on every pack reads like the ingredient list it deserves. Ink from Alien DNA and Cyborg Guts.
These are not mass produced cards pulled from a generic print run. Each one left the studio by hand.
The Process Behind the Collection
The video documents the illustration and production process behind the Creature Postcard Collection. From pencil sketch through digital refinement to the final printed and assembled packs.
The Illustration Universe Behind the Collection
The Creature Postcard Collection is not a standalone project. It is the most complete physical expression of the biomechanical illustration style that Mark Boehly has been developing at Graphicsbyte for over a decade.
Each creature begins with observational study of the real animal. The biological form gets rebuilt using mechanical logic. Hydraulic systems, exposed structural components, plated armor, industrial anatomy. The resulting creatures exist somewhere between the organic and the industrial. Neither fully animal nor fully machine. Something that could only exist in this specific illustrated universe.
The Rocky Shore series, the sticker singles, and now the Creature Postcard Collection all draw from the same visual language. The postcards represent the fullest version of that world available in print.
Custom illustration work in this style is available for brands, agencies, and organizations. If you are looking for biomechanical illustration for a brand campaign, packaging, event poster, or permanent installation reach out at graphicsbyte.com/contact.
Collect Before the Run Closes
The Creature Postcard Collection is a first printing limited to 201 numbered sets. Some sets have already sold. When the remaining inventory is gone the collection closes and this edition will not be reprinted.
Each pack is available individually in the Graphicsbyte shop. The full set of five packs represents twenty-five original biomechanical illustrations spanning arachnids, fish, insects, mammals, and reptiles.
What is the Creature Postcard Collection?
The Creature Postcard Collection is a limited edition series of twenty-five original biomechanical illustrations by Mark Boehly of Graphicsbyte. The collection is organized into five packs of five postcards each, spanning arachnids, fish, insects, mammals, and reptiles. The first printing is limited to 201 numbered sets hand assembled in the Gladstone Oregon studio. Each pack is available individually in the Graphicsbyte shop.
How many sets are available in the Creature Postcard Collection?
The first printing is limited to 201 numbered sets. Some sets have already sold. There are no plans for a second printing of this edition. When the remaining inventory sells out the collection closes permanently. Individual packs are available while supplies last.
What is biomechanical illustration?
Biomechanical illustration is a style that rebuilds organic animal forms using mechanical logic. Each creature in the Graphicsbyte collection starts as an observational study of a real animal, then gets reconstructed with industrial anatomy including hydraulic systems, exposed structural components, and plated armor. The result is something that exists between the biological and the mechanical. The style has been developed by Mark Boehly at Graphicsbyte for over a decade across sticker singles, postcard collections, and client illustration work.
Are the Creature Postcard Collection packs sold individually or as a complete set?
Each of the five packs is sold individually in the Graphicsbyte shop. You can collect one pack or work toward the complete set of twenty-five designs. The full set represents one of the most complete collections of biomechanical illustration work available from the studio.
Can I commission custom biomechanical illustration work similar to the Creature Collection?
Yes. Custom illustration work in the biomechanical style developed for the Creature Postcard Collection is available for brands, agencies, and organizations. Projects have included brand campaigns, event posters, packaging illustration, and nonprofit storytelling work. Every illustration project starts with a direct conversation about what the piece needs to accomplish. Reach out at graphicsbyte.com/contact to discuss your project.
