thank you for the kind words! i've been enamored with kigurumi for quite some time but hadn't really known how to step into it until pilot had given me a lot of help and guidance when i'd really started wanting to Grasp it, and that sort of yearning for kig i think really manifested in postcard... i remember seeing a chiaki nanami kig when i was a teen and was really enamored with that but it wasn't until years and years later where i'd put more thought into it when my love for kig openly blossomed into what it is now... dolls are more of a recent interest, though after getting into kig i might have to wait before i hop into another potentially spenso hobby haha, one day i may want my own angel philia there's something kind of awesome about how they're detailed in the ways that they are. it's quite profound that they have little doll butt holes

as far as what made postcard come about, it was largely influenced by being out in the midwest for a few months and the ways of which it made me feel vs. being in new england and i was definitely also taking an amount of inspiration from my own upbringing and all the various types of loneliness/alienation/atomization that a lot of circumstances would bring about, all on top of my own incidental desires to kig out and to really embody something. i wanted to write about it both from the perspective of a visitor, and as someone who's been deeply entrenched within it... i'll have a lot more to say about it once i get that damn postmortem written out