Katerina Nikoltsou: Valentines Day from Greece

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

     This tiny tiny mail art card arrived from Greece undamaged with the plastic heart still attached.  Luckily it didn't fall into the hands of Alan Brignull.  http://iuoma-network.ning.com/profiles/blogs/alan-brignull-a-book-w...

He'll break my heart someday that guy.  I'm over it now, and the psy says I'm doing much better.

    Back to this Mail Art, yes, tiny tiny, it measures only 9cm x 6co (3.5 inches x 2.5 inches).

I think it is a great achievement for the Greek postal system.  So how small can one go?

     Ahh Thank you Kats, Valentines Day in Paris.  It's suppose to rain & storm, so a nice day to stay inside and work on Banana Day Mail Art.  The excitement never stops!  

[Alan Brignull]

Don't worry, Katerina, it's only Dean's work that gets 'creatively transformed' — unless this is a challenge?

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

No  "altered" Greek postcards yet.  Making fun of their culture might be crossing the line!

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

"Naked" (not in an envelope) but well clothed:

Happy Valentine's Day to you!

(even if your name is not Valentine)

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

Any sign of the "altered" Greek postcards????

These were sent "naked" a la InSeine style:

Thanks for blogging the tiny Tower xxx

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

Sunshine Sunday in Greece for Valentine's Day today (where is Val anyway?)

So happy to see it arrived...wondering if the others are lost-in-the-bin?

they are tiny :-0