Some collages - Mail Art, not sure.

 One of these was framed and donated to an art auction for the nearby elementary school our kids attended.

I can't remember which, at the moment.

The others might be framed and put in an exhibit, or not. They may eventually become Mail Art.

All, I know is that I'm having fun with hands, moths, and butterflies.

Spring is in the air!

More catching up to do -

 I'm so thrilled at how our back yard/garden is coming back after winter. The plants seem to grow over night, really. It's getting very lush. I did plant a yellow calla lily, and a couple new hosta plants, but so many plants from last year are reappearing and seem stronger. Yay, plants!

365.2 #264

365.3 #114

These babies came from some 1960s era magazine. They've been waiting around for awhile to be used. 







I added only one thing to each piece of Mail Art and called this pair "Things that startle babies."

Can you think of other titles for me?

#65.2 #265

 I had to get back to circles.








 My son had given me several copies of the graphic novel that was the case for his CD. The printing was off a little so he couldn't use them.

365.3 #115

 He knew that I'd do something with them.







Punching circles out of them seems ideal since the paper is heavy stock and the circles punch cleanly. I re-discovered the stick on letters, too.

These are very planetary, don't you think?

365.2 #266

365.3 #116

I wasn't sure what I'd do with this background which is actually a carpet, lovely, but I'd never actually put a carpet like that in our home. What better background than that to "hide" a moth.








I, also, used some press on letters that I wanted to "hide" somewhat, in the background.

Any thoughts on titles for these?