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Daniel Johnston Hi How Are You Collectible Postcard

Daniel Johnston Hi How Are You Collectible Postcard

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Drop a line, share a smile, and check in on the people who matter most.

The "Hi, How Are You" Postcard features the legendary, hand-drawn "Jeremiah the Innocent" bullfrog illustration by celebrated singer, songwriter, and artist Daniel Johnston. Instantly recognizable from his unfinished 1983 album cover and preserved forever as the famous landmark mural at 21st and Guadalupe Streets, this whimsical piece of art has grown to become the unofficial heart and soul of Austin, Texas.

Far more than a simple souvenir, this postcard carries a profound and beautiful message. It serves as a visual anthem for mental health awareness, reminding us all that a simple, caring question can completely transform someone's day.

Whether you mail it to a long-distance friend, slip it into a gift basket, or frame it as a classic piece of Austin music history for your own wall, it is a timeless way to spread a little more love.

Why You'll Love It:

  • True Austin Legacy: Showcases the authentic, generation-defining artwork of Daniel Johnston, an absolute staple of the local creative community.

  • Support a Meaningful Cause: Celebrates the spirit of the Hi, How Are You Project, a non-profit dedicated to removing the stigma around mental health through open communication—one conversation at a time.

  • Premium Paper Stock: Printed on durable, heavy-duty cardstock that holds ink beautifully and stands up to the mail system without fraying.

  • Versatile Keepsake: The perfect compact size to send across the country, collect in a travel journal, or display as an art print.

Quick Specs:

  • Design: Authentic "Jeremiah the Innocent" bullfrog illustration

  • Material: Premium weighted postcard paper stock

  • Dimensions: Standard collectible postcard sizing

  • Origin: Proudly inspired by the music and art history of Austin, Texas

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