De Villo Sloan

nice to meet you here . . . . rock and roll . . . . .

doesn't your cell phone have a camera?? Did you notice the upside down Jenny stamp on the Bottle Gram??  Rick

thank you!

Do i REALLY need to go into the vault and find the poncho to prove that I have it?

My scanner is blushing with its new-found fame.

Glad you liked the book. "Found at the post office" ? Sounds like it was lost at one point :)

I scanned some of it before sending, total pain! Video, maybe? Up to you and the resources you have available.

Just tell me your shirt size. . . the Blessed Farmer keeps his promises. Yes that is me in the photo.  BF aka rick

ok.  Thanks.  I sent it in an envelope with part of your address written on a darker part of the paper so maybe there was a mix up in the mail.  I'll just send it again. Peace.

04.07.15 Dare Mister De Villo Sloan,... I think we are going to enjoy new IUOMA member R. Prost (Evanston, Illinois). I hope he sends you something soon.  Best to you. Richard Canard 

Are you planning to open a New Hampshire Walmarth outlet?

Hi there Villo.

I don't think the system lets you comments on peoples photos if your not a friend.  At least that seems to be my experience, but I'm sorta new, so what do I know.  Wanna be friends?

To answer your question, though, the Fluxus Southwest is not a stamp, but a printed "thingy" I did on my computer.  I had no idea anyone was using it.  I hope I didn't step on any toes.  I am in the Souuthwest and I just decided to create it for myself. Unless someone claims it as their own I will probably continue to use it.  I saw others adapting it to their locale so thought it would be ok.  I thought I might even have it made into a proper stamp.

Did you ever hear from Babs Bird again or find out what happened to her page on iuoma?

Hi De Villo,I was wondering if you received the ATC's I sent you awhile back?

Oh, Fantastic! Sorry I didn't see that blog post. Thank you though for letter me know :) 

thanks!

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Hey De Villo!

Yeah, I cut my teeth on that literature thirty years ago. I submitted to BFS, and got a snarky response from Dennis McBee. I didn't know if he was pulling my leg, or that brutally "honest". I was a nineteen year old greenhorn who wanted to dive into the community head first.

A couple years later, 1987, I began submitting drawings and collages to Factsheet Five. They never published anything from me, but I received free issues. The only two publications to showcase my work were out of Huntsville, Alabama: Chris Fitts' & Chris Chapman's Fred's Wonderful Newsletter and David Chamberlain's Auricle.

My "claim to fame" are the hundreds, maybe close to a couple thousand collage/mixed media postcards I sent to friends, bands, record labels, 'zines, random strangers, and cute girls I liked.

Such is life, no?

Hey, DVS! I just searched IUOMA members for "confusion" to see if "Amalgamated Confusion" is a member and lo'n'Bhold, y'r name came up. ONLY y'r name. Y'r ol' Bud,  Fike

Thanks, DV. That's probably an excellent place to start. I'm sort of wandering around here.

Altered Fan Club Press by Meeah

Thank you for the wonderful critique about me and Mudhead's art.. You do a great service to the mail art community with all your wonderful writings. Keep up the great work!

Best,
Evoke and Mudhead

Thaks. I send you my mail art. Please when your received send  e-mail.

De Villo! Got your magical envelope in the mail yesterday! thank you so much for all the treasures! will post pics soon. 

Asemic Front: Most inspiring idea and I'm honored to be included. The problem is, I really love what you sent just as they are! They hang in my room, sparking ideas to explore, but I can't move on them yet. I will soon and only hope whatever happens does them justice. Thank you, DVS.  

Thank you for the friending me--loving the Karnival of Trash!

You're a gem! Thanks for the help with the postcard! :o)

Thanks. I like you are received Asemic. The best wished