Jayne Barket Lyons's Blog – March 2020 Archive (3)

From: Petrolpetal (0031-0220)

It's awfully annoying to get mail that's been butchered by the postal service - especially a piece of mail art.

Well, you know what they say, "Sh*t Happens!" Yes, it does happen, but you can't help thinking about the time and care that went into making the mail…

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Added by Jayne Barket Lyons on March 28, 2020 at 9:56pm — 1 Comment

From: Ed Giecek (0022-0120)

We can always count on getting Add & Pass sheets from mail artist Ed Giecek. Most times Ed includes at least one or two sheets that he's created. Who can miss the all-too-familiar "Frum the desk of ed!" at top, or a large stamped image (Ed's own hand carved stamp) that adorns the page.

Ed's recent…

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Added by Jayne Barket Lyons on March 17, 2020 at 8:30pm — No Comments

Add and Pass Sheets Come Back Home

Some mail artists cringe at the mention of Add & Pass sheets. Others are delighted to receive them, and at times may even volunteer to take some from mail artists who are burdened with piles of them.

A&Ps are okay by me - they're fun, but my turnaround time is pretty bad. I tend to let them stack up. Months may go by…

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Added by Jayne Barket Lyons on March 9, 2020 at 12:05am — No Comments

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