Rather than bore you all with random pics of mail art - what's been coming and going through the Tofino post office - perhaps I'll start a once-a-week round up. I had a pretty productive weekend, but other than a pic on Instagram (toughcitywriter), I didn't record them. Here are a few that I did, however:
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Above and below, very distinctive mail art from Stan Askew. Loving the use of stamps and stamps (rubber and postage). |
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Above and below. This is outgoing to Spain. It was in response to a mail art contact who wanted to exchange art related to zodiacs. He's a Sagittarius and I'm Capricorn (but just barely, on the cusp of Sagittarius), so I had a bit of fun with this and cut a few new rubber stamps as well. It was great to have a good excuse to use the Canada Post Signs of the Zodiac stamp series. |
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This just in from Pamela in San Francisco. Always happy to receive her creative mail and great letters. I must say that although I do enjoy receiving mail and art from other mail artists, it is nice to actually make some connections with people who are like-minded. So thank you for the letters, Pamela! |
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Above and below from Cascadia Artpost, maker of stunning artistamps. All of those flowers are his designs. And this included a packet of flower seeds, too. Very nice and timely for spring and gardening. |
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And I made this for a mail art call at the Lackman Library in Kansas. It was fun to finally use one of the endpapers - complete with circulation slot - from one of the discarded library books I have lying around. This one is from the school just down the road.
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6 comments:
Thank you for that last piece for our library display! It's one of my favorite submissions!
Jeanne
I'm so glad it arrived, Jeanne. I enjoy doing these challenges. It gives me a reason to "wander" through my stash of paper and other glue-able things to see what I can create. Cheers!
Just loving your creations.... I only just found your blog today. So glad I did!
Thanks for visiting, Jen!
Oh -- my circus envelope! Fun.
Yes, of course, Pamela. I love that envelope!
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