Dean aka Artist in Seine's Blog Posts Tagged 'Rebecca' (11)

It arrived like this.  Yes, this is a real 3D handmade old fashion triangle trivet.  I remember my grandparents having one just like this one.  Unfortunately one day my mean grandmother threw it at my nice grandfather while saying something in German, and it broke.  Then my…

Florence Welch and The Banana.  At first I thought this was Rebecca herself, but then I did some research. Actually I had never heard of…

Can you spot the banana?  This page folds up to be a very nice story book.  No, I don't think that Rebecca drew the images up side down.  It's just the way it turned out on the scanner.  Love this idea.…

An intense story of Love, Money and Butter Shortbread.  I can't wait to see how it ends.  Does she fall into a cup of tea or will she colour her roots again?

Rebecca's Butter Shortbread package makes a home for the story.…

You would think that staying in a size 5 to 10 would be enough.  But no, Rebecca Guyver has to go the extra mile.

When do you ever find time for mail art?…

The best is yet to…

And it keeps going ...…

Rebecca Guyver in her younger years was that shy little girl in the back of the class with the horn rim glasses.  Those days have gone, and today Rebecca is an outgoing Mail Artist, painter and artist-educator.  Her work can be found in mailboxes around the world, and I was lucky enough to have one drop into mine.

Signed, sealed & delivered:    My turn now? …

Like Mother like Daughter, a double Dutch take on Christmas baking.  So I guess we have all heard about Dutch ovens, (I see some of you running for google), but this one takes the cake ... or should I say mince pies!

This is where the phrase baked to a crisp in an understatement.  Luckly Rebecca is a Mail Artist and can save the day.  Great Mail Art.  The text is…

No matter how many times you repeat yourself before you loose your head, some people will never understand the important things in life.  Rebecca makes it clear in this fun piece.  She hit the nail on the head with me!

Funny enough, at first I didn't see the bottle!  Thanks for those unstamped stamps ...…