The collected stamps were the last issued the Queen Elizabeth II portrait stamps in Hong Kong – The seventh issue from 1992 to 1997 Queen Elizabeth II Definitive Stamps. This recycled artwork idea was inspired from an abstract diamond shape pattern with a total of 525 postage stamps with the post office’s hand postmarks. It used 17 colors with different types of stamp values and it was hand-glued on white paper board. Also, It is framed in black metal finish.

As a childhood hobby, I collected many stamps from envelopes and they were soaked and dried. I was curious that it had divided colorful palette colors for stamp values. Unfortunately, I just placed it somewhere and forgot it. Many years later, I decided to transform them to become affordable artworks. It targeted those who are interested in Hong Kong stamp history and appreciate the UK’s late queen – The Queen Elizabeth II.

The collected stamps were the last issued the Queen Elizabeth II portrait stamps in Hong Kong – The sixth issue from 1987 to 1991 Queen Elizabeth II Definitive Stamps. This recycled artwork idea was inspired from an abstract diamond shape pattern with a total of 63 postage stamps with the post office’s hand postmarks. It used 7 colors with different types of stamp values and it was hand-glued on white paper board. Also, It is framed in black metal finish.

As a childhood hobby, I collected many stamps from envelopes and they were soaked and dried. I was curious that it had divided colorful palette colors for stamp values. Unfortunately, I just placed it somewhere and forgot it. Many years later, I decided to transform them to become affordable artworks. It targeted those who are interested in Hong Kong stamp history and appreciate the UK’s late queen – The Queen Elizabeth II.

The collected stamps were the last issued the Queen Elizabeth II portrait stamps in Hong Kong – The seventh issue from 1992 to 1997 Queen Elizabeth II Definitive Stamps. This recycled artwork idea was inspired from an abstract diamond shape pattern with a total of 195 postage stamps with the post office’s hand postmarks. It used 16 colors with different types of stamp values and it was hand-glued on white paper board. Also, It is framed in black colored finish.

As a childhood hobby, I collected many stamps from envelopes and they were soaked and dried. I was curious that it had divided colorful palette colors for stamp values. Unfortunately, I just placed it somewhere and forgot it. Many years later, I decided to transform them to become affordable artworks. It targeted those who are interested in Hong Kong stamp history and appreciate the UK’s late queen – The Queen Elizabeth II.

The stamps were issued by Hong Kong to celebrate the opening of the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games’ commemorative stamps. This recycled artwork idea was inspired from an upside down pattern with a total of 24 postage stamps with the post office’s hand postmarks. It used 4 colors with different types of stamp values and it was hand-glued on white paper board. Also, It is framed in black metal finish.

As a childhood hobby, I collected many stamps from envelopes and they were soaked and dried. I was curious that it had divided colorful palette colors for stamp values. Unfortunately, I just placed it somewhere and forgot it. Many years later, I decided to transform them to become affordable artworks. It targeted those who are interested in Hong Kong stamp history and appreciate the art works.                                                                                                                                                                                                                     

The collected stamps were the last issued the Queen Elizabeth II portrait stamps in Hong Kong – The seventh issue from 1992 to 1997 Queen Elizabeth II Definitive Stamps. This recycled artwork idea was inspired from an abstract horizon pattern with a total of 104 postage stamps with the post office’s hand postmarks. It used brown and orange colors with different types of stamp values and it was hand-glued on white paper board. Also, It is framed in wooden finish.

As a childhood hobby, I collected many stamps from envelopes and they were soaked and dried. I was curious that it had divided colorful palette colors for stamp values. Unfortunately, I just placed it somewhere and forgot it. Many years later, I decided to transform them to become affordable artworks. It targeted those who are interested in Hong Kong stamp history and appreciate the UK’s late queen – The Queen Elizabeth II.