All Blog Posts Tagged 'David' (56)

 Surely from the man in the moon.  Potrezbi or not.…

David found this piece littered in a walmart parking lot. You can imagine how excited he was thinking he had found an authentic collage. "It turns out to be an A-1 primo example of the corporate co-option of collage". The other side is a typical Kraft food packaging for a couple of crackers and "cheese like substance".

David quotes Bob Dylan, "We thought we could live forever in funk. Our chances really were a million to one".

I ran my hand over this card several times swearing…

A reference to the Magambo Night Club, Iowa City hotspots (you did some serious research David), and a water snake, i see a moray eel too, all in an envelope my husband likes. But then who wouldn't.…

What do you do when the envelope is as good as the art work?  David has pulled it off again.  Can you see your mail art somewhere in this master piece?

Four earths.  It is not clear if these are recycled stamps, but they are now.

The…

The simple line to form the sea.  But it is much more to me.  It's Inspiring.

Now here it is folks, hold on to your hats:

Thank you David, this hit the nail right on the…

In the year of the snake, this piece of David's is enigmatic,  intuitive, introspective and refined.  What else would you expect, Kill Bill ?

The master of reptiles & Mail Art  takes on a portait commision where the payment would be his life.  Getting the nose wrong could cost him a limb.

Thank you David.  It makes me giggle.  I know…

SO MANY THANKS!

Mail Artists:

Kerosene, Theo Nelson, Ahmet Demir, Ana Marta Austin, Grigori Antonin, Svenja Wahl, David Stafford, Angie & Snooky, David Stone, TARAS, Nadine Wendell-Mojica, De Villo Sloan, Moan Lisa, Guido Vermeulen, David Stafford, Guido Bondioli, the Celestial Scribe, Catherine Petre, De Villo Sloan, Guido Vermeulen, Niklas Heed, Jon Foster, the Celestial Scribe…

This card does not reveal the sender, so I am making a wild guess. I think it is from David Stafford, who's pieces elsewhere are being sold for hundreds and thousands of dollars! He kindly offered to send me something for free.

I had a look…

Just in case you were wondering where is was, David's "A" turned up in Greece.  The "A" you see on David's profile photo is from 20 years ago ... ok, lets say 5.  Yes that's it, only five years ago.

Copyrights: Photo by a passer by, I think she was wearing an Eiffel Tower on her head.  Color enhancement by unknown photo editor, which could be the same person, but without an Eiffel Tower on her head.…

Just when my mailbox was on the verge of despair about not seeing a David Stafford for too long, I get this wonderful card. A very dreamy, soft and hazy picture, a beautiful woman and the entrance of a mysterious tunnel. It's a dream, for sure. And such a well written dream as well. Please take a moment to read it, you will see what I mean. David says the story…

I want to have words that describe how amazingly perfect and perfectly me this mail art from David is…but I don’t have the words that will do it justice. Here is what I can say…. This absolutely perfect piece of mail art features…my love, the vintage couch! Wait… there is more….with three hilarious illustrated couch rides! But wait….there’s more! Vintage newspaper article…Chicago Daily News re: a WGN radio commentator plans to retire at 35 in Arizona! Why is this so perfectly me??? I grew up…

Great watercolor, David, and is she singing, laughing, or screaming? Whichever it is, two thumbs up. Maybe it's all three, so much the better.

The other side at first looked partly as though you were sending me a denim patch to wear with my…

Here is he is, describing himself, sometime in the 1950s: It's kind of sad to learn that David's only "distingwishing" feature was "maybe" his back teeth, since probably few of his classmates actually got to see them. But we have learned since that David has more than one distinguishing feature, such as his hair in the 1970s during his presidential run, his spooky eyes even…

David Stafford (I think) reminisces about the loss of childhood and the Sears store…

Diane Keys sends me one supa-dupa TRASHPO Art Fortune!  Well,…actually it’s just half of a fortune, but anyone who gets a Trashpo piece from Diane is FORTUNARTE!!!…

You be the judge: The answer is in the eyes, isn't it? They are either very sane or very not sane; no in-between. And yes, this is for real. After he sent it, I asked David several times if this is really him in a campaign poster from the '70s. And several times he said yes. I ended up believing him because at very first sight the eyes looked familiar--yes, they're the same eyes…

I'm in love with IUOMA! I'm in love with David Stafford's…