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This vintage 1967 postcard features the iconic wit of Ashleigh Brilliant, part of his famous Pot-Shots series. This specific card, designated as Pot-Shots No. 5, displays the humorous and philosophical line: "Sometimes I get an almost irresistible urge to go on living," accompanied by a minimalist line drawing of a man cutting a noose from his neck. The art style is quintessential 1960s counter-culture, characterized by simple line work and a light blue background that makes the bold text and illustration pop.Published by Brilliant Enterprises in Santa Barbara, California, this card represents a piece of ephemera from a creator who became world-renowned for his short, pithy "epigrams." These cards were widely collected for their unique blend of cynicism and optimism. This original printing is a fantastic addition for collectors of 1960s Americana, philosophical humor, or fans of the Ashleigh Brilliant catalog. The back remains clean with the original publisher information and stamp box, showcasing the classic 'Mail Me' design.
