Showing posts with label mail art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mail art. Show all posts

Saturday, May 9, 2020

Day 2843: How deep is the mud?





"Shades of Sarah": collage & digital.






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Thanks for stopping by. What are you up to? Do tell?
I spent part of last night organizing my mail art from friends/artists!
 A whole bin for postcards. A great collection I am blessed with. 

sloppy label, all boxes look the same
postcards























Next will be some fabulous envelopes, another big group. 


mail art envelopes received


The basket on the right has mixed stuff to sort, ugh.
Funny how when you try to organize one thing, you tear up 
three of four other things that will need to be "addressed"




Just because ...



Golden Pheasant (Chrysolophus pictus) by Greg Nyquist.





Smiles for Saturday ...


























Thursday, April 16, 2020

Day 2820: WIP




WIP?work in progress: acrylics, junk mail collage, gel medium.







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Click here for Chaka Khan, My Funny Valentine.
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2GN2S: 
Great mail!

Some days are better mail days than others,  
a great mail day is when your mailbox has handmade mail! 
When someone not only thinks of you but 
makes something and mails it, it is special.
Three days in a row, three postcards ...


John Arbuckle, Seattle, WA artist.

Marie Cioth, Orange, CA artist.

Linda Bucci, Costa Mesa, CA artist.


Thank you, John, Marie, and Linda!






FB Throwback Thursday ...
 


Jason Alduenda, Erin Long, Brian Hilliard, Ricky Kagasoff, Maggie Rodriguez, Cheryl Suzuki, 1989.





10 Smiles for Thursday ...
A sign of the Covid19 times.
How can you say hello in a mask?











Thanks to KCET & Photographer: Chava Sanchez/LAist


Saturday, April 4, 2020

Day 2808: Branching out.




"Ruth": junk mail collage & marker on acrylic bacground.





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Click here for Herb Alpert and Brazil 88, Medley.
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I had an acrylic background on a large sheet of w/c paper.
Just large brushstrokes of colors I rarely use.
I folded then tore it into 12 postcard pieces.


Then I used a pencil then marker to draw ...

I started in with torn pieces from a catalog.


I use Scotch Permanent glue stick and a brayer to adhere.


I like to use text for texture, but always sideways or upside down.





Working on a background is new for me.
Branching out.




Just because ...


Asian Paradise Flycatcher




A smile for Saturday ...