GOTIJ Lindall and Jim SantAmour

[Nancy Bell Scott]

Lindall put up a series of asemic cards in photos recently, and I loved them instantly. That is the one from the series that Lindall sent me, and it happened to be my very favorite, what excellent luck! Thank you so much--this piece is an asemic wonder, in my opinion, and I absolutely love it.

Jim SantAmour's unique work has been showing up here recently, with several of us commenting on their appeal, and these two cards arrived here this week, to my very pleasant surprise (fronts and backs): The photo used in the left one was taken by Jim near Taos, New Mexico, and the one on the right in New York City. Say, Jim, did you do the "postage due ___" thing on the stamps? My grouchy postman did not ask me for money! These are charming, handsome, and almost haunting. Thank you, Jim ~

[cheryl penn]

I have a mad scientist in my basement. He is hard at work.  :-) X

[Nancy Bell Scott]

Nice catch, Marie. This morning I'm noticing that Jim's righthand piece is probably upside-down in this blog, I'm sorry Jim. TWT should show up any time, Peach; remember not to breathe on it when it gets there, the papers might tear.

[cheryl penn]

These are two FABS! I'm w-a-i-t-i-n-g for The World Town!!! MAN! When are they going to invent Defractualisationtimeinhereoutthereimmediatly GOTIJ machines? :-) X

[Marie Wintzer]

I found this card by Lindall because I followed one comment you made, Nancy. I think it's a great one. Aaaaand, today I got another one from her in my mailbox! Great!