Easter 2024 – not for the scaredy-cats …?
(The term bunny is used literally in German: Angst-Hase = frightened bunny, just like the Oster-Hase = Easter bunny.)
The term “turning point” is on everyone’s lips, and in a wide variety of contexts.
It often evokes unpleasant feelings such as fear or anxiety about losing control.
The fact that times are different than they used to be – and especially different than some people would like – is certainly undeniable. However, the current times are probably not significantly different from all previous times.
Artificial intelligence: When creating the two images for our Easter card for 2024, we played around with the new possibility of creating images using AI.
It’s not as easy as you might think to achieve the desired result, but with a little patience we were able to create the images we wanted.
We are aware that we were pushing the boundaries of what you would imagine an Easter card to be. Nevertheless, we believe that our conviction that we have the development of things in our own hands is tangible. Machines will not take over so quickly, especially if we keep reminding ourselves of this:
Human solutions require natural intelligence.
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These were the last steps before our Easter mail could start its journey to you:
The colorful envelopes match the Easter mail from König Konzept.
Here are a few more details about the card:
Open format 400 x 115 mm,
4/4-color offset print on Munken Polar Rough white 300 gsm,
Wrap fold, contour punching.
Sent in envelopes in DIN B6 format = 178 x 125 mm in various materials and colors (we have this year used up everything that has been left over in recent years).