Alicia Starr's Blog Posts Tagged 'carina' (3)

MAN ART MAIL ART FROM CARINA

This oversized card has weight! How did you know the guy in the lower right corner offered to carry me off the dance floor at Nadine's daughter's wedding when i injured my hip? Love how your work is smart and fun. Thanks!…

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Added by Alicia Starr on June 14, 2012 at 5:44pm — 4 Comments

big things come in tiny parcels via Carina-Finland

Carina also included one of her 'easy peasy' prints "Where is your head?" Response heading your way soon Carina. and a BIG thanks. Nothing is too small from you.…

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Added by Alicia Starr on May 19, 2012 at 7:05pm — 2 Comments

Feel like a million

from the envelope to the gifts inside these pieces of MA blew me away. This is one that 'must' be held to feel the 100% cotton paper. Carina used a graphic press and said it is an "easy peasy" etching process. The details, the imagery, the entire package is one of my favorites. AND a self portrait inside a translucent envelope, and a map of an area of Finland as a backdrop. So lucky to have received this unique and thoughtful piece.…

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Added by Alicia Starr on February 20, 2012 at 4:39pm — 4 Comments

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