Tiny Art

Artistamps are probably the most prevalent form, but ATCs, and then postcards would follow.

I have 3 sheets of leftover card stock, so I decided to go wild with a rubber stamp I commissioned from one of my late night doodles.  I made about 2 dozen (tiny!) little prints, each stamped with my name today's date on the back.  Some of them will be on their way to other mail artists in tomorrow's batch of outgoing envelopes!

I love being resourceful by repurposing materials because I hate throwing anything away.  I save the scraps from white plastic eraser carvings and have made tiny rubber stamps out of what would normally have been thrown away.

This looks like fun. If anyone would like to share art email me at psbpars at ymail dot come. Pam in Tasmania, Australia

A little box I made for Theo Nelson:

Hi Tiny Mail Artists

An iuoma member, Josh Ronsen, collects and exhibits tiny mail art. I have several in his wonderful collection. See his projects at

http://ronsen.org/mailart/

Here's one of mine from 2013 sent to Josh-a tiny reel of mini-paintings.

That is truly wonderful, Carmela!

Tiny art from Christiano Pallara

I copied this fun page of hand-drawn icons onto sticker paper and cut them up and used the stickers on add & pass envelopes... the art goes on! Thank you CP!

Received from Carien van Hest.  She comes up with some pretty good ideas. A mini zine under a magnifying glass.

a mini zine and the magnifying glass was very small. Zine is one inch by one and a half inches. Sorry, I'm not good at converting to metric.

tiny art is candies for your brain 

I received an envelope of tiny art from Awyn. Awesome. Her work is so spontaneous. Some of the tiny art is double sided but I just scanned one side.

A lovely tiny zine in a paper cassette, sent in a pretty envelope. Made by Susan Gnaedinger.

Received from Susan Gnaedinger, two ATCs and hand-painted tiny art on the envelope it was mailed in.