All Blog Posts Tagged 'HelenAmyes' (10)

From Helen Amyes,

collage and colorful fun prints on envelope, finally able to blog:…

Tea anyone? Very simple and circular :-)

for 100 years of DADA! ..on the envelope, too:…

So, if you send an owl...

you get an owl, or two from res, or more!

from Fleur.…

What an original beauty from Helen Amyes!

Helen is no longer a member at IUOMA since she moved to Tasmania.

Sure do miss her, and so happy to receive this mail art last week.

Yep, the Haptic Werewolf made first contact after a…

Has been a long time since mail art from far west Australia arrived in Greece.

But it is a beauty, and sooooo happy to see something from Helen!

Tall colorful trees in a row and "sewn" card...well, backside shows off the "staple pattern" better:…

Jon Foster is creating LARGE tape transfer art! (23 x 28 cm)

"Boys Life" arrived in Greece, and did not fit in the mail box,

but was not lost, just tossed on the stairs.

It endures a LIFE time...completely sealed in tape :-)…

Another full mail art mail box...no bills or junk mail here :-)

Wonderfully warm hues and bar code collage on corrugated cardboard from Helen Amyes in Australia

Fun pony from Angie,with warm red vermillion over multi-print! And Snooky postage!…

A translucent envelope reveals unique "trash"-in-the-mail! I hesitate to open the envelope, as the contents can be seen through its transparency. And that makes a "flu" image, both sides, seeing color and confetti shapes floating and fluxible! Even some asemic wording appears..."or taking costs"...or "or taking posts"? And I placed it against the light to emphasize the patterns…

This is a Sand Book, only 7cm square, about 3 inches. It is part of a project/event that Marcela in Argentina is having in May. From "Sand Book" discussion at Haptic group, Marcela writes that she will:

"...be making a Sand Book by the Paraná River, at Rosario´s public beach in May.There´s a Perfomance meeting 5, 6 and 7 th May and I´ll be writting along the riverside…

From Dewi, from Imelda in Netherlands, and "SAGE" from jennlui. Thank you all!

The sage comes with info...on a lovely watercolor card:

then, too, there was a "muchly mertz" from Helen Amyes...great stitch-in-time!…