Thursday, March 11, 2010

ASKA from Australia


ASKA recently befriended me via the IUOMA website, and sent in this intriguing photo of a closeup of one piece of his artwork, along with a challenge to guess what it is.


I'm guessing......the beard of a green-man statue? Or maybe an Echidna? I got nothing.
He also asked that I promote his idea, by giving out his email address: aska.doll@gmail.com and his facebook group: Mail Art Project.
Best of luck, and I'd really like to see the full picture if you read this.

Tripod in Kansas really hates the EFF BEE EYE


Again, here's Tripod from Kansas City railing against FBI aqent Mike Spee. I don't really agree with our federal government on many issues, but I'm pretty sure this kind of thing is inviting trouble. Hope they stop harrassing you!

Serendipity strikes again


Sorry Serendipity, I didn't mean to insinuate you were a perv, the clippings just stood out above the rest.


Her decorated envelope was filled with more clippings for mail art submissions, some of which I may actually participate in this time! Hooray motivation!


Co-incidentally, one of the reasons I got into mail art was because of an idea I had to mail out a drawing with a cheerful message to strangers picked out of the phone book. That plan fell through after realizing that we live in a highly litigious society.

Friday, February 26, 2010

Brent Leopold's squiggle sketches




This was quite original. It kinda makes me jealous that some of the other people I send mail art to respond with originals, and I just can't bear to part with my own, because it takes me so long to do anything. I'm going to try and come up with something original to send to him though, and make an exception in his case.

Brain Cell #Jumbo Jet




The actual collage is too large for my scanner, but I thought the diagram was pretty interesting.

Goop Gallery




Quite a positive message to convey, thank you!

Friday, January 22, 2010

Andrea Jay survived the 60's.


Pretty self-explanatory. I always like getting stuff from my favorite assistant principal, because it's always personalized, and her postcards are always fun.