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Handmade postcard of a Banyan Tree in Downtown Fort Myers, Florida with a brown border. Artist Statement: "When visiting Downtown Fort Myers, it is nearly impossible to miss this massive Banyan Tree, located right outside of the old Lee County Courthouse. While these trees are not native to our region, they have flourished regardless. While there is no recorded age from the tree, it is estimated to be almost a century old, this species can live for nearly four hundred years."

Handmade postcard of Mangrove roots with a dark brown border. Artist Statement: "All up and down the west coast of Florida are thousands of miles of Mangrove forests. Not only are they vital for aquatic life, but they serve an essential role in protecting us. Their sturdy roots and dense canopy prevent hurricanes from completely destroying our property. With the rise in population and infrastructure in our state, these vital forests are rapidly shrinking."

Handmade postcard of a silhouette of a palm tree in front of a purple to pink gradient sky with a purple border. Artist Statement: "On a typical summer evening in Florida, it is likely that our skies will turn an array of colors. From purple to orange there is nothing that stops a crown more than a Traditional Florida sunset."

Handmade postcard of canal under a pink and blue sky with a pink border. Artist Statement: "The rapidly growing idyllic city of Cape Coral, Florida is the home of over 400 miles of man-made canals, the most in the world. Offering residents direct access to the Caloosahatchee and the Gulf."