After a few weeks of constant posting, there was a bit of radio silence around here. I was off in San Francisco having a bit too much fun. More on that later, but let's just say I was here, attending
Ex Postal Facto, being inspired and making new friends. I'll eventually get around to doing a post on it, but, for now, head on over to Pamela at
Cappuccino and Art Journal and Donovan at the
Letter Writers' Alliance (who I missed saying hi to!; boo) for their report on the weekend. For now, here's a bit of in and out from my office.
A new rubber stamp: "
par avian." Clearly, I am easily amused.
I think I will re-do this as the ink isn't picking up that smoothly, but I love the play on
par avion.
Outgoing collage for the next person in the collage circle that I'm part of.
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Grid paper, shorthand textbook, Japanese text, rubber stamp, tissue transfer, map and other bits.
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Envelope for collage: side 1. This is a page from an old stamp album (with a new fish stamp.) |
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Envelope for collage: side 2. |
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Mail art to my new friend, Pam. Side 1. |
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Mail art to Pam, side 2. |
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Mail art to a swap-bot friend, Amy.
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Mail art to Jennie, who organized Ex Postal Facto. Bits of used envelope. (Not entirely happy with how this turned, out so she might be getting a follow up.) |
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Mail art to Karen. These images from an old dictionary just cracked me up.
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5 comments:
realizing we "knew" each other while standing next to each other at XPF was one of the weekend highlights.
They look so good! Love them all! I will be working on a collection of collages as soon as possible and hope to be in your mailbox soon with one of them. Happy weekend!
Yeah! Comments. Thanks to you both for replying. Karen, I spent a lot of time on your blog while I had insomnia the other night. It did NOT put me to sleep. So much goodness; I think we're following a similar life trajectory.
Hi! These are all great! I emailed you. I received one of your postcards. I did mail art for over 10 years so I'm sure I "know" some of the people you exchange with.
Thanks for commenting, Candace. I haven't received any cards yet, but I'm looking forward to it. It was a good exercise having one of my pieces printed into a postcard. My first time!
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