This card was done for yesterday's daily mail art.
It was day #324. I decided to use 4 thingsout of a little storage drawer filled with bits.
This card is day #325's card and I decided to stick with the same drawer of bits, again using only 4 things. Having a lot of bits already cut out, and a lot of odds and ends, is very helpful to making mail art every single day. It doesn't take very long, though I think that years of teaching basic design comes into play, well, for sure they do. And keeping in mind, simplicity, and not thinking about having to be perfect. Some really wonderful, fun things a have come out of this year's play. I can't believe it's almost over. 
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Wait, incorporated into one of your tattoos? You have a tattoo? I'll be darned. You are way too cool Mim! So did you design it? I'm majorly curious xo
Howdy Mim,
I am very experienced at being simple, and imperfect. So, I will declare artistic success! Love the construction from random bits.
Hi Mim, the watercolor art from your friend caught my attention right away. It is comforting to have somebody 'with you' in thoughts. I made that experience this year as well....it's kind of strange but I got used to it, lol.
So I hope you are doing very good! I enjoy your mail art...it's so inspiring!!!
Smiles, Anke :)
The Family Planning postage was issued in 1972, http://arago.si.edu/flash/?s1=5|sq=family%20planning|sf=1 The 70s were full of bizarre stamp issues. This one always presents a bit of a conundrum when I get it in my monthly vintage postage shipment.
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