What or whom is she staring at?

[Heleen de Vaan]

I've sent her to various colleague mail artists.

And great 'this is what she sees' returned home.

Of course new visions still are welcome.

Thank you very much, all of you!

[FinnBadger]

Funny how the proverb differs only a little between languages... and a great interpretation of your theme here.

[Heleen de Vaan]

(17)

She not only sees, she also does! 

The proverb "Holding out a carrot to someone" in Dutch is 'iemand een worst voorhouden", which literally means "Holding a sausage to someone", and thanks to her (and Richard Baudet) I learned that in France they use saucissons instead of carottes, too!

Great compositon by Richard Baudet.
Thank you very  much, merci beaucoup, Richard!

[Alana Schlotter]

Received mine in the mail today... Now I wonder what she will be looking at!

[FinnBadger]

Some really great additions to your mail art call. Looking forward to Richard's next one.

[Heleen de Vaan]

(16)

Today I received my 23rd 'What or whom is she staring at' card, named 'Vive la Liberté!, from Richard Baudet.
I will post that interesting and awesome one on a later date. Today I'd like to share the 16th card I received with you, a wonderful sea scenery.
Also this beauty has been created by Richard Baudet. Wish we could sit beside her and see this sunset-over-sea in real!

Thank you very much, merci beaucoup, Richard!

[Heleen de Vaan]

(15)

Q: 'What or whom is she staring at?'
A: 'At the world of IUOMA', Ruud Janssen wrote on the back side.

Thank you very much, dankjewel, Ruud, for this 'food fot thought'!

[Heleen de Vaan]

(14)

Great out-of-the-box mixed-media add-and-return from Kay Rodrigues!
I will post it at my animals mail art blog soon, too.

Thank you very much, Kay!

[Heleen de Vaan]

I agree, Eva. It not only is amazing, it also is a sad proof of lack of human knowledge. To my opinion humans really should 'listen' to animals language when they willingly get in contact with animals. They should do research and do what's best for both the animal and them (I mean that for all kinds of animal-human contacts, from 'a to z'-animals vs humans contacts. From animal farm-human, horse-human, mouse-human to zoo animal contact. Only me and my stick insects are allowed to nót listen to each other :-)

[Eva (Mail Adventures)]

I didn't know (or I had forgotten) the amazing story of Bokito.

[Heleen de Vaan]

Thank you for posting, Ruud!