Christine Jones

Some MA on its way to you Christine

Cheers

Parys

Thanks Christine

Im in Perth and we've been in drought for a few years now. I hope to do some more mail art this year. The project that I have going at the moment is this one:  http://iuoma-network.ning.com/xn/detail/2496677:Event:302611?xg_source=activity

thx,

Terry Reid

and hope to hear from you

Greetings from California! Love the work you've posted. So interesting and beautiful. Will send you something inferior from here in hopes that you'll take pity and send me something that's fallen on the floor. I once got a card that looked like these from Australia with a photo of gas prices and Y2K. Was that you?????

SOOO IT WAS YOU! That is really interesting. It was one of my first cards and it was such a trip it inspired me. Just my kind of thing. I'm working on something for you right now.

Christine, for you:  I am wondering if you have sent anything to the exhibition in Korea?  www.mailartprojects.blogspot.com/2011/09/secret-exchange.html

Thankyou Chris for the beautiful surprise I received today! Flood art, wow, I love the mirror image effect, was that a tiny kimono? I'm glad you can turn a ruined artifact into something positive, sometimes my biggest mistakes become my best pieces! I like your window piece too. And reeeally like 014. So simple but it's genius.

All the best with 365. Go Aussie, go!

Regards,

Vizma

Thank you very much for the Flood Art card I received today! It is the first Mail Art from a fellow IUOMA member, so that makes it extra special. 

Thank you, Chris, for the super great "flood art" card that arrived in Greece today! #70 of the 365 project? Go, girl...you will complete "365" one day and it is a fun journey!

I blogged your card along with Mim Scalin's. Great art! Thanks!

best with projects, Christine...sounding good!

BrisChris ;-) good to be your friend!

See you in the mail often!

hope the quilting goes well

Pats on the back anytime you need them Chris! PAT! PAT! PAT! No worries!

Thank you very much for the Flood Art I received today! I love the idea of making art out of something that concerns your whole nation. All the best to you from Finland! -Hanna-

Oh Chris! That's so horrible! I'm glad my little mail art made your day, at least a little bit.

 I'm wishing you all the best for 2012, and hoping that the batteries from your camera leak all over the thief's hands and melt them! A bit drastic but, hey, karma and all that!!

Hi! Thanks for your comment, glad you like my photos. There are heaps more on my flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/bedazzle44/ if you want to have a look.

Auchenflower huh? I spent a little time there as a youth, had some friends there. I went to high school in Sunnybank, on the south side.But gee - that was a while ago!

That is why I love mail art, I can commit to get it done, because they aren't very big. I prefer postcards, I find ATC's a little small, and forget inchies!!, They look awesome in a collection, but I cant seem work that small.

Are you on swapbot? There are lots of quilting swappers on there.

Hi Chris! That IS good news! I can't believe you got the camera back!

I've decided to keep 2 diaries this year, one just for art! Mostly so I don't forget to send mail art back to people! How's your 365 going?

Hi Chris!

 I was just looking through my photos and found your mailart along with another guys, in an unmarked file which I hadn't noticed...how rude of me!!! I'm uploading it right now!!! So sorry, hope you didn't think I was an ungrateful bitch!!!!? :-((( Hope you'll accept my apologies!

Vizma. X

Thanks for the postcard Christine! I blogged about it here -  http://www.daniellemaret.com/blog/friday-postcards/  and will endeavor to reply soon!

Looking forward to trading mail art with you, thanks, Laura

Hi! I've only made a few stamps, all the ones that look any good are from etsy or ebay I'm afraid!! Mine look like a child's chopping afternoon!!

Hey, you have a face, hooraY!! Nice to see you Chris!!

My favourite shop is golden acorn. But put in rubber stamps and you'll be there for hours!!!

Hi Christine,

Thanks for your request and your nice comment.

I will send you something this weekend.

Lovely to share art with you!

greetings Emmy

I'm glad you like the Hydra :) and yes it is a lino-cut too or to be more specific one of the two proofs I printed and then added more color to by using felt pens in different shades of blue. I wrote about it on my blog: http://thepublicpostcard.wordpress.com/2012/03/22/hydra/ .

And I also wrote a post about the wonderful flood art you sent me:

http://thepublicpostcard.wordpress.com/2012/03/17/flood-art/

Have a great mail art day!
~ Sarah 

Thank you in anticipation Christine :-) 

Chris - mailart 178 is beautiful. When I saw that it had come through my letter-box I was delighted, really delighted. Thank you :>)))

Oh so beautiful is MailArt 179! I love it and I know it took you some time to do it. Thank you so much!!!!

Hello Christina! Got Mail Art #197! Thanks a million for your beautiful and welcoming postcard. It was a wonderful surprise. You should be hearing from me soon. Have a great day ;)

Hello Chris - so glad the birdie arrived. Did she get there safely? I gather her tail survived the journey (!) but I'm interested to know whether the rest was ok as it's the first time i've sent such a fragile postcard that far in the post. :>)