Orange lovers

A real beauty, MomKat!

Thanks Ficus, 'wish there were more Greek Unicorns to add to mail art, but the last 10 are all gone...though the selvages might be able to be used...

hmmmm...got me a-thinkin'

ORANGE peachy keen envelope from Denise Souray:

Who?Who?

The British Isolation  is a bit, well, British. We are allowed to go out as long as we are only from the same household and do not get near anybody else. Here I am with my orange coat very far from the photographer.

ATCFrom Private World [igh].

Orange (and a little bit of pink and blue) arrived in my mailbox today, with a very helpful advice:

Thank you very much, Katerina!

Lin Tarczynski's original "Carrot Poem".

ORANGE from Prairie Kitten:

Really ORANGE envelope from Toni Hanner:

ORANGE from Finnbadger:

Orange postage stamps, orange written address, orange Woman of Science!

ORANGE from Mike Parsons:

ORANGE envelope from Ann Golden:

ORANGE time for Autumn and for Halloween:

Halloween ORANGE from Private World:

Halloween ORANGE ATC from Olena Spicer:

Halloween ORANGE and spiders from paganfrog ...Heather Wilie:

"Creepy" ORANGE time :-)

ORANGE pumpkin time ..meow

Yum, Yum, Yum. ORANGE!

Stunning ORANGE, Fike!

...and oranges, here, too:

From Sabrina in Germany:

"Mandarine ORANGE Winter"

Orange Greek Winter

to buy a spoon :-)

ORANGE!

I went for a walk round the block to exercise and found a ball. And it was orange!

So I had to kick it around to bring it home and I found it was a very good exercise.

Here it is, parked by my front door for tomorrow.

ORANGE! for the winter :-)

Katerina! where do you get such orange oranges? Greece of course , silly me. Lucky Katerina.

I woke up with very stiff legs. Obviously 'dribbling', that is the technical term for kicking a ball and walking at the same time I believe, for nearly a km is too much for me . Must do it more often

Fruits and veggies are over-flowing our supermarkets and grocery shelves...obviously, during this Covid Era there is no exporting to the north of Europe and beyond? 

We finally get the good pickings :-)

It's the Big Orange:

Thanks, Mel Anie, good to know it arrived in the UK...opa!

High ORANGE Fashion created by David Stafford:

...using one of my ORANGE Greek Fruits cards,

Orange is a big CIRCLE, too :-)

Lots of FAB ORANGE from Ann Golden:

Already on mail art being sent:

Hi MI, about your problem with not having postage, I am also not going to the Post Office to buy stamps as I did BC, but I can have them delivery by post. I live in England, may be you can so the same over there.

Oranges, too,

along with all the other veggies and fruits today :-)

Good evening Orange Lovers! I made a multipurpose- polivalente - one size fits all Postcard. My first. Here it is,

Multipurpose, great finding and wonderful work, Mail Art Martha!

Katerina’s orange/banana mail art is multipolivalente, too (and may contain clocks and an onion) but yours strikes all records :-)

Drawing is not my skill, I'm mainly a digital artist.

There's no orange pens at the convenience store, just red, black, and blue.

Thank you Heleen and on a subject very dear to me, I firmly believe that Digital Art does not exclude drawing, as the previous comment implies.

I think both digital and analogue ways of making art are two different, unique and great branches of the big tree: creating art.

Speaking for myself, I - similar to you, Mail Art Martha - prefer taking a pen, pencil, brush in my one hand and feel the paper or canvas or whatever with the other. And personally spoken, I love to see drawings/paintings.
(And as I am not good at cutting and sticking right I’d rather draw the collage than cut/glue (analogue or digitally) to make a collage).

I must say I love your drawing of the orange, PoRKeNiGMa!

It all boils down to No Rules, friends! 

My first impulse is to draw Heleen, but digital art of any kind is also very exciting, all those filters, and you never know with what are you going to end.

Digital art, I have found, is best suited to photocollage, which is quite traditional. As such it is great for political commentary and such like.

Porkenigma, I do not know which style of digital art is worse, No Rules is the Rule!

Sweeten Your Springtime With Japan’s Fruit Sandwiches reported by Gastro Obscura, posted by Fike

a potato...that is ORANGE?

from Mel Anie :-)

and an orange cheezy potato EGG for Greek Easter , Sunday, May 2: