Minneapolis Gnome's Blog Posts Tagged 'postcard' (3)

Intricate botanical Postcard from Irina!

You love it! Admit it, you ALL love it like _I_ love it, yes?

If my job would let me change the screensaver on my work computer, this postcard from Irina in Saint Petersburg, Russia would already be my new screensaver. I'll be hanging it on my wall so I can still get my fill of this eye candy on a regular basis.

This gorgeous, intricately designed, botanical…

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Added by Minneapolis Gnome on November 18, 2017 at 9:42pm — 1 Comment

Beautiful, touching mail art from April Rocco

April Rocco is an amazing mail art artist. Everything I've ever gotten from her has been warm, earthy, gorgeous and original. I've always been amazed at how she successfully runs hard and headlong outside the box of what we normally…

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Added by Minneapolis Gnome on November 3, 2016 at 5:22pm — 1 Comment

Thom C. improves world, provides balm to artist's soul

(Luckiest Gnome in Minneapolis gets Mail art from Thom C.)

Hi, this is the luckiest Gnome in Minneapolis reporting live from St. Paul, MN. I just received the most supportive, warmest, most politically aligned and world-improving art mail from Thom. Through it he addresses some of…

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Added by Minneapolis Gnome on August 2, 2016 at 6:00pm — 7 Comments

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