Notes from The Fox

The same beloved melancholy robots, this time in a landscape stamp format. Jon Turner's pen and ink robots, perforated like postage stamps, with ten designs repeating along the roll.

Product Details and Specs

• Material: washi paper, tears by hand and repositions cleanly
• Format: perforated stamp roll in landscape orientation, ten repeating designs, use as tape or cut into individual mini stickers
• Dimensions: each stamp approximately 35 mm x 25 mm, roll 5 m long
• Count: approximately 150 stamps per roll
• Imported from the United Kingdom, illustrated by Jon Turner

How to Use

Perfect for finishing envelopes and happy mail, journal spreads, and tiny gallery walls of miniature art. Pair it with our Robot Stamps Washi Tape in the original portrait format.

FAQ

Is this a tape or stickers?
Both. Use it as a washi tape, or cut along the perforations for individual mini stickers.

Is it removable?
Yes. It uses a light washi adhesive that repositions without damaging most papers.

How many designs are on the roll?
Ten different stamp designs repeat along the 5 m roll, around 150 stamps total.

About the Maker

Jon Turner is a UK based illustrator who works in incredibly detailed pen and ink, building whole worlds of melancholy robots, wandering ghosts, and curious fantasy creatures. His miniature artworks are recreated here with all their character intact. See more on our Jon Turner Illustration collection page.