Zack's Blog – March 2024 Archive (16)

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stay safe Lubomyr; my thoughts are with you - courage!

viva lard postal 🐷

merci Jean-Charles pour ces jolies timbres, et oui - PAIX, maintenant plus que jamais!

a lovely homemade bookmark (one can never have too many!) and some Add & Pass items.

thanks Margaret; see you in the mail soon.

my celery and his pal Hercule are eating up every last word of La Vie Secréte des Mots 17 -

- et moi aussi!

merci Pascal et al

so exciting - Brain Cell 1198 - my first, but certainly not my last! surprised to see only two other participants from France, and neither one here at IUOMA ]:-(

from the Queendom of Retailia comes Foldi 27, new year (of the dragon) greetings, and some shameless self-promotion from Ali. thanks Martha.

in his sprawling and endlessly entertaining installation at the International Museum of Naive Art Anatole Jakovsky in Nice, Ben has hung up signs - with quotations such as this - just below the ceilings of many rooms in the exhibition spaces.

there were also many card tables with 'pourquoi?' painted on them, and even…

awyn sends along a vintage experiment with ink; merci mon amie.

another cool collage; always a treat to see William in the mailbox

very festive!

look closely at that senorita's skirt - i've never seen anything like this and now must have one for my dining table ];-) 

obrigado Flor

déjeuner sur les ruines?

and a lovely valentine's day card to boot! thanks for these and all that you send…

wow, so timely, as i just visited Ben's incredible exhibition at the International Museum of Naive Art in Nice!

but of course with Richard, what really stands out is the envelope -- 

merci…

such nice handiwork, encouraging me to visit Tallinn or Riga...

merci for this 'remarkable true story' Dean; stay safe!

maybe a gelli plate print? and an ATC entitled "enigmatic card".

even though there's a lot of her work posted here on IUOMA, it's always nice to see my Dutch friend's creative work in the mailbox. and check out this cavalcade of postage!…

everything old is new again! from Brazil, an upcycled calendar proves that 2024=1996; go figure

this large piece arrived in an intriguing window envelope featuring a kind of architectural graphic -…

blast from the past (Cupertino days)

plus these more recent digital creations --

and a Flux Satchel with some smaller snippets - my favorite:…