How to draw stick figures on stamps

The stick figures of stamps are as follows:

1, draw the edge line of the stamp first.

2. Then draw the contents of the stamp.

3. Finally, color the painted elements with corresponding colors.

Historical development of stamps:

The birth of stamps is due to the change of stamp collectors: postage has decreased; Charge by weight; Pay the postage first. Communication has therefore entered the homes of ordinary people. Stamps are a form of payment for postal services by senders.

The prototype of stamps first appeared in the middle of17th century. 1653, King Louis XIV of France gave Villaye the real right to open postal service in Paris. Villayet set up a "small post office" in Paris, and set up a post office box in the street to send and receive letters every day. Villaye uses a label called postage paid certificate to send letters to users.

The sender puts the postage prepaid voucher on the envelope, writes the posting date, and puts the letter in the mailbox. After receiving the letter, the post office tore up the postage payment voucher and sent the letter to the recipient. The label of this postage paid voucher can be said to be the predecessor of stamps. This label was torn when it was used, and it was not handed down.

Stamps, that is, postage certificates for mailing mail, are generally issued by sovereign countries. The square space of stamps often reflects the history, science and technology, economy, culture, customs and natural features of a country or region, which makes stamps have collection value in addition to postal value. Stamps are also an important source of financial resources in some countries or regions.