Meet Calder — a traveler with a sharp eye, a dry wit, and no clear destination. In Welcome to Nowhere, he drifts through forgotten towns, roadside oddities, and places that barely make the map, sending back his observations in bite-sized, beautifully cynical postcards.
Each card pairs Calder’s wry, deadpan commentary with a striking, photorealistic scene from his journey. You’ll get 25 cards in total, 1 arriving every two weeks, each one a little visual souvenir from somewhere you’ve probably never been — and now kind of want to.
The towns are real. The details are questionable. The commentary? Brutally honest. Calder notices what others overlook — and then tells you about it in the most unhelpful way possible.
Part travelogue, part mystery, part sarcastic shrug, Welcome to Nowhere is storytelling you can hold, collect, and maybe even laugh at (quietly, of course).
