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Ryusho Jeffus
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- Syracuse, NY
- United States
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Profile Information
- Mail-Artist since:
- 1980s - 1990 then took a break
- My Website (without http://):
- http://www.ryusho.org/blog
- Why I am involved in Mail-Art:
- Make new acquaintances, inspiration from others, stimulate creativity, and it is loads of fun
- My Mail-Adress (snail and/or E-mail)
- 611 Vine St
Syracuse, NY 13203
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New in Syracuse
Posted on February 20, 2017 at 3:46pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
For those interested here is my new address in Syracuse.
- 611 Vine St.
- Syracuse, NY 13203
Thanks,
ryusho
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Gald my card made it through to you. I never know what will happen. We walk our dogs at the old navy base just about every week.
Hi Ryusho, got your wonderful Catherine Ingraham quote card up on the main page today. I really love it. What do you use for a white pen? My favorite so far is a Uniball Signo.
Ryusho, your beautiful paper so inspired me that this morning I made the first piece with it. I'm sending it to you in thanks.
Hello dear Ryusho! Thank you so very much for the fat packet full of beautiful papers. And, to answer your question, I am always wanting more, more, more of these papers -- I don't seem to be able to make them myself, so receiving such a wonderful surprise from you is, well, wonderful! I will send you something that I create with them. Hope Syracuse is treating you well.
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Ryusho, thank you so much for the fat little envelope FULL of goodies! And you lovely long letter! I know I can make use of all the "omens" you sent--the painted papers are beautiful. I'll send you back something as soon as I can!
Yes, I remember when you were George...Just saw some of your work the other day as I am currently taking an inventory of my mail art collection. Been in San Francisco for 20 years. Visited Japan several times during that period. You can email me at johnheldjr@aol.com and we can discuss perforating.
Ryosho, you've been blogged!
Wow, thanks Ryusho for the gorgeous green and gold mail art piece. All that beauty came through the postal service completely unscathed! I keep wondering how in the world you do these pieces. This one looks like it was done with a stencil but if I tried it it would be a big mess, I know. I'm doing very well -- thanks in part to all the good wishes I'm receiving from our Eternal Network.
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