Rebecca Guyver: A book, it's your turn now

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

Rebecca Guyver in her younger years was that shy little girl in the back of the class with the horn rim glasses.  Those days have gone, and today Rebecca is an outgoing Mail Artist, painter and artist-educator.  Her work can be found in mailboxes around the world, and I was lucky enough to have one drop into mine.

Signed, sealed & delivered:    My turn now?  You have to be kidding.

Are you ready for this?  Take your time.  There is more than meets the eye.

     Thank you Rebecca , this one was very touching as I know how many hours it takes to make one of these books.  I have been working on one for Thom a full year, and it still is in draft form.

 Yes, everyone can take part in art, but not a lot can make something like this book.

     And to top it off,  I now have a book to put Tofu's art piece in.  It will be save there forever!

http://iuoma-network.ning.com/profiles/blogs/s-st-john-aka-tofu-hid...

   And if you still haven't enough, here is a detail which I found very funny:   Paree that's how we say it alright.

 

[DKeys]

This is wonder-ful!! I like the color scheme. I like 'banished chant' that just speaks to me

[Nancy Bell Scott]

We've always known that Dean has an extraordinary imagination.

[Carina]

LOL, I was referring to Rebecca :)))

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

Carina, Really!  You're a happily married woman.  You can't pose for me !    I have limits.

[Carina]

This is great! Can't wait until it's my turn ;)

[Nancy Bell Scott]

Great book by Rebecca! Thanks for blogging, Dean. It's a treasure.

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

That explains it.

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

You are not the Painter in Paree,

you are the Artist-in-Siene :-)

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

PS  I tried, but MomKat refused to pose for me.  Smart girl.

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

     I tried to paint nude women once, but the paintings kept coming out looking like Van Gogh's sunflowers.  I was slapped a lot and the paintings never sold for the same price of Van Gogh's.  In fact, they never sold at all.

     I then quit painting and now only do Mail Art.  It's harder to slap someone across the internet.