Wednesday, April 26, 2023

Some recent In-coming Mail Art

From Shmuel in Vermont. The front had some postal service markings but who cares. I colored with colored pencil but the surface didn't take them very well. Who cares. I haven't decided where I want to put this or to whom I'll send it. I quite like it.


Fike (Ficus Strangulensis) sends the most interesting mailings and a nice note always.
Ed, from up in Concrete, WA, USA, has send a stamped portrait. Looks like linocut maybe. I like it.
Adam Roussopolos, who has sent a lot of us rubber stamps and a portrait.
Bonnie Diva sent me on of her very fun Zines.


Now to respond to people so I can keep getting mail!

You can do this mailart thing, too. Check out IUOMA- International Union of Mail Artists 
 

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