Despite technology’s great advances and conveniences, there’s still something to the old school methods. Call it nostalgia or being a ‘hipster,’ but great comfort and romance can be found when taking the time to play vinyls on a record player or type stories on a typewriter.

I still write thank you notes – both out of habit and sincerity – to close family members and friends. That is why there was an internal leap of joy when coming across the stationary collection, Ferme À Papier. Designed by San Fran-based author/artist Cat Seto, the array of notecards, gift tags and invitations feature illustrations inspired by ‘parisian hipsters’ and ‘biodynamic farms’ that put a unique and individual touch to your average stationary collection.

Here are a few of my personal favorites:

Winter landscape card, $4.50

Ruffle shirt card, $4.50

Get well card, $4.50

Red apples merci card, $4.50

Find more at fermeapapier.com.