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this piece makes part of me wonder what the Sistine Chapel might look like under the influence of some mind-altering substance. the other part of me feels like i'm holding hands across the globe. oh, the places we go, thanks to Mail Art. 

i also like the way this piece fits with its bright pink envelope --…

from far-off Kansas comes some octopus art and a terrific write-up of Coco's high-school hijinks (those students were lucky to have you). thanks so much for sharing; keep spreading the joy of mail art ]:-)

the fractured face brings Orlan to mind - (wonder what she looks like these days...) - and could those be Flux Fish on the other card?

muchas gracias Sabela

so, the official DADALand egg art facilitator (Juan Petry) appointed me an official "egg holder", and sent me these cutouts to transform and then let fly from the nest. the incubation process took a little bit of time, but eventually i came up with six of one -

and half a dozen of another --…

she's done it again; another fabulous Bon-zine! and 'Fiesta Peach' to boot. 

i certainly don't mind this kind of spam; keep it coming!

these birds look like they are having a good time.

of course, dancing of all sorts is highly encouraged dans la maison du Dr Zack ];-)

merci awyn

from Tunbridge Wells comes a collage in soothing tones, what might be a gelli plate print (?), and a darling ATC, which will help remind me to check my head size from time to time.  

the envelope features more colorful Gilesian imagery --…

thank you SR for this very cool double/alternating image postcard  (very hard to capture photographically...)

can someone out there confirm if it's correct to refer to this as 'lenticular'? my research…

amusing little postcard - timely, perhaps?

but look at the date in the upper right hand corner; so, wishful thinking from the past. 

still, thanks Jokie - orange IS my second favorite color, after all ];-)

two lovely, simple scrap art pieces from Portugal.

hoping to join Eduardo and company soon in Adam R's rubber stamp portrait project --

you can send me poesia any time,…

a summer birdy in a pleasingly textural environment (how does she make those crinkles?), green alphabetics, and a hand-carved eraser stamping, plus this lovely two-sided creation, perfect for the christmas tree.…

this mysterious typed sentiment arrived from Germany, by way of Juan Petry. looks like part of a random and/or introductory dragonian Mail Art project; i wonder if T&D even know who their card was sent to...? 

thanks to all involved (putting something in the mail to them all…

coming from Ukraine, this says it all.

sending some right back to you, Lubomyr; courage, too!

cardboard gets the dripical treatment from Mindaugas, but then there's also these beautiful taped collisions (double-sided, no less!) -- …

these nifty DIY Earth Day glasses appear to be the product of a four-way collaboration. i imagine them like Eclipse glasses, as if they provide protection from watching the planet deteriorate. at any rate, i like the look --…

a finely-detailed invitation to participate in the semi-elaborate Eastern Egg project.

gracias for including me, Juan.

summer approaches, but i'll do my best; stay tuned.

yikes! are these wavy houses undergoing an earthquake?

or maybe they're just dancing, like the Fred and Ginger building in Prague...

merci, Pam; see you in your mailbox…

thank you Laura for this lovely Sketchbook Zine + ATCs.

[also, for my very first King Charles postage]

wow thanks non for a really fantastic potpourri of stuff!

not only exciting items, such as a fluxbuck and a miasma stamp. but also useful info, such as a 'save the date' for international mail art day (Oct. 16) and two reminders to 'demolish serious culture' (i'll get right on that). i esp. like the card contrasting 'what…

check out this boekie made from recycled Braincell envelope! it cleverly contains all sorts of mail art omens

--and features Juan Petry's dada 2023 cow stamp, ultra-secret stamp, and blue dot...

but…