Create a design for gift cards.

Task:
Goal:
Create a minimalist interior design for a picture. It will include an additional part of the picture (in the form of postage stamps/envelopes/postcards).

Format and dimensions:

This will be a printed canvas picture measuring 40x50 cm. (It should have good print quality).

Style:
I am sending you a layout of the placement of stamps/envelopes/postcards on the canvas as I envision it. What would I like to add?
 1. Frames for everything present in the picture (sizes will be provided at the end). The frames should be minimalist and unobtrusive. 
 2. Readable text, calligraphic/print (in Ukrainian theme). The text will also be added at the bottom. It should be placed subtly and aesthetically.
 3. I want to add Ukrainian elements (ornaments) but again, maintaining minimalism and aesthetics. Or it could be related to the theme of the stamps/envelopes/postcards themselves.
 4. This will also be a limited series of 100 pieces each, and a symbol 1/100 should be added at the top or bottom. (A PSD file should also be provided so I can change the number for printing myself).
 5. The color of the frame and background is also important for understanding the integrity of the picture, this should also be done.
 6. It is preferable to complete within one week, including revisions.

Text for stamps:
 1. Zbroya:
Ukrainian WEAPON — is a smart force.
It is the result of the genius and diligent work of our gunsmiths, who celebrate their professional holiday on April 13.

The release “ZBROYA. Smart force” presents the latest samples of Ukrainian weaponry:
 • Palyanitsa — drone missile that hits deep into the enemy’s rear.
 • ShABlya — remotely controlled firing complex that allows fighting without risk to the operator.
 • Sea Baby — marine drone that helped push out the Russian fleet from the Black Sea.
 • Thermite — ground robotic platform for logistics, combat, and engineering tasks.
 • Vampire — powerful bomber, effective in battle, known to Russians as “Baba Yaga”.
 • Darts — attack drone with a range of up to 50 km.

 2. Christmas:
Cutout “New joy has come” — Ukrainian Post Christmas issue

The art of cutouts has been known in Ukraine since the 17th century, and since the 19th century, it has become an integral part of folk culture. Cutouts decorated homes, churches, and were given as talismans.

The festive issue reproduces the work of the deserved Ukrainian artist Natalia Aksyonenko “Kolyada” (2019, 2024), depicting Christmas traditions:
 • girls singing carols with a star,
 • the Magi bringing gifts to Jesus,
 • people in costumes leading the Goat,
 • Ukrainian soldiers protecting peace, traditions, and independence.

The name of the issue is from the famous carol “New joy has come,” which after decades of prohibition was first publicly sung in 1991 on Sofia Square in Kyiv.

 3. USIK:
USYK. The world loves the strong
Oleksandr Usyk — undefeated Ukrainian boxer, absolute world champion in the heavyweight (2018) and super heavyweight (2024) categories, the best boxer in the world according to The Ring.

One of the most decorated Ukrainian amateurs: European champion (2008), world champion (2011), Olympic champion (2012), honored master of sports of Ukraine.

Awarded the Order of Freedom, a full recipient of the Order of “For Merit,” and bears the title “National Legend of Ukraine.”

Since the start of the full-scale war, he created a charitable foundation that helps the army, affected Ukrainians, and supports educational initiatives.

Charitable postal issue “USYK. The world loves the strong” — proceeds from sales will be transferred to Oleksandr Usyk’s foundation.

 4. Russian ship…
Russian warship… HISTORY OF RESISTANCE
On April 12, 2022, Ukrposhta issued a stamp “Russian warship, go … !,” symbolizing the resilience of Ukrainians during the early days of the full-scale invasion. It depicts the legendary response of the defenders of Snake Island to the Russian cruiser “Moskva.”

The very next day, it was reported that the flagship of the Russian Black Sea Fleet was hit and sank on April 14, 2022.

This event gave the stamp collectible value and prompted a continuation release — “Russian warship … VICTORY!,” also authored by Borys Grokh.

Stamp/envelope/postcard sizes:
Zbroya:
Stamp: 19.2x15.4 cm
Envelope: 16x11.5 cm

Christmas:
Stamp: 11.3x11.3 cm
Envelope: 22.8x16.2 cm
Postcard: 10.5x14.8 cm
Bogdan: USYK:
Stamp: 10.5x15 cm
Envelope: 16x11.4 cm
Postcard: 10.5x14.7 cm

Russian ship…:
Stamp1: 10.9x10.9 cm
Stamp2: 14.9x7.8 cm
Envelope: 16.2x11.3 cm
Postcard: 14.8x10.5 cm

(The frame of the stamp/envelope/postcard should barely extend but be noticeable and clear).

Photographs will be added below.