#195 series and something creepy

Creepy Mushroom growing by the tree out front.

As long as her eyes were closed, the big head didn't disrupt the hunt

Wally & Helen were delighted by the tiny horses of Tiny Town

This card cracked me up. I was cutting things out of old National Geo magazines (I was so tired of seeing the stack on my studio floor) when I came on this photo. I showed it to my honey and he said, "that's a post card in itself." So I cropped it and turned it into a stage with the Penguin and the Sea Lion, who appears to be laughing uproariously, and the other penguins as audience. So funny to me. Here's the title: Critics found the play "Delightful," "magic," a "Little Gem." Surely The Penguin and The Sea Lion will be a 2012 Tony Winner. We'd just watched the Tony Awards (Best of Broadway.)

I didn't know what to do with head I cut from a Man Ray photo. I felt creeped out by my own caption for this one. What about you?



This couple is from a 1960s National Geo magazine. They were perfect for this card.

#181, 182 & 183 Mail Art and something kinda creepy

 No. 181 is entitled something like "The Royals visit Tiny Town and notice a friend."  I really am cracking myself up with altered cards. I hope the recipients get a laugh out of them, too.

 "Mae always got lightheaded when she saw a de Kooning." This is #182

 Today's card, #183 is actually the 362nd card that I've made and will send out, as part of my Mail Art a day, since I make more than one a day. I'm almost at 365 cards! We're at the half way mark today.
I call this one: The people of Tiny Town go about their daily lives, as if no one was watching."

Here's the somewhat creepy thing. I spotted this the other day by my neighbors tree. "What the heck is that?" The center is like honey in color and shiny. My reaction was "eew" and yet I was drawn to it's alien-ness and strange beauty. Have you seen a mushroom like this?