The cards in this post are a collaboration with my little grand-girl, Zinn.
She's 2 and some months old and is extremely fond of making sticker collages.
She'd lost interest in her "kid" stickers so now she uses my stickers.
She layers with no interest in direction.
I love that! It's so random looking an yet she does it with intent.
The past week, she did a number of postcards and when I mentioned mailing them she said that no, they were hers and clutched them to her chest.
I put them in an envelope and she took them all home.
This week, I managed to hang on to a number of the cards, and I added numbers and letters to them.
There's an energy that I love in these.
I wish that I could recreate her style myself, but it's be forced.
For now, I'll collaborate when I'm able to.
This one was sent to a Mail Artist in Japan.
Oh, and I do give her credit on the cards.
Now to hunt up some more stickers for her.
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