It's a great bunch of folks and I hope that you enjoy exchanging Mail Art with us. I'm your Mentor, and if I can help to ease you into IUOMA in any way, then please don't hesitate to ask and I'll try to explain what's going on and how IUOMA works.
If you haven't already done so, I suggest you take a look at the 'New to IOUMA' page (4th from the left at the top of the IUOMA home page) where you'll find a 10-point Introductory Guide that should give you an insight as to what is going on.
Would you like to exchange some Mail Art with me? If so, send me something to 1 Rue de la Vieille Fontaine, F-11130 Sigean, France, and I PROMISE to send you something back. The you'll get some Art in your mailbox, and, hopefully have a good, or at the very least, a better day.
Hoping you enjoy your IUOMA days.
Here is a Health & Safety Warning: IUOMA and Mail Art can be seriously addictive.
Bonjour, I don't think there is such a place, so 'no'.
You could do either or both of the following:
i) post a Blog, introducing yourself and asking if anyone is interested in swopping with you?
ii) selecting some people whom you find interesting (from the photos that are posted, or what they say on the Main page, or the Blogs that they post, or people in Groups that you might be interested in joining, or...no that's enough), and then contacting them directly and ask if they want to swap.
If you like, I can give you the names of some interesting people to kick this thing off.
Glad you're enjoying yourself! Try some or all of the following 'fun' people: Mim Golub Scalin, Angie and Snooky, Erni Barr, Vizma Bruins, MomKat, Prairie Kitten, Bifidus jones, Gin, Aly Irwen, Eraser Heed, SuusinMokkum, MailArtMartha, Jusy Staroscik, Jon Foster...that should keep you busy for a while. (Mention my name if you like). Good luck. Good bye. Au revoir. Val
Mail Art coming your way from me. Check under MEMBERS & you'll see the members current count. You'll have to count back to find what number you came in at. We're not assigned any number. See you in the mail.
Hi Helga--how strange I was working on some mail art for you just yesterday! (From the other place.) Will post it by the end of the week. Yours was so beautiful!!
Earthling, this is the last but certainly not the least welcome message to IUOMA you receive. I’m a celestial mail artist living in a heavenly corner of the faraway universe called Republik van Patland. When you joined IUOMA on June 28 I was unable to welcome you on board. At the time I was in a celestial journey far beyond the Milky Way. Now, back to planet Earth, I´d love to be the other end when you decide it’s the right time to start trading snail mail art. If this is the case at the time your envelope should read as follows:
The Celestial Scribe
Terrene Embassy
The Celestial Republik van Patland
Caixa Postal 24827
Curitiba-PR
80510-970
Brazil
II look forward to see a piece of yours in our terrene mailbox. I will do my homework after receiving yours. This is a celestial promise. I’m Patricio, Celestial Scribe & Republik van Patland official envelope provider.
The artist Jean-Francois Aillet invites you to collect your sample of sand from a moraine, from next to a waterfall or beside a river, along the shore of a lake or a stream, in a desert or on the border of an ocean. One should not, however, send him sand from a construction site. You are asked to document your collection of the material with a photo, taken as you are pouring the sand into a container. For an example, kindly visit his home page at www.aillet.com . English : http://www.aillet.com/traductions/anglais.htm
See you to take part in this international project.
Jean-François Aillet Sculpteur / Designer 10, Allée des Tilleuls 14860 Amfréville Normandie / France
Hi Helga...the plan for the mandala call is to have a show at an Aveda Salon...the deadline is December this year...I have had the call for an entire year...my first mail art call!
On your sewing machine...One day, about 15 years ago, I took a Sony Walkman that didn't work to a shop to be repaired. I was told that to send it back to the factory in Germany to be checked out would cost about $30 (almost as much as it was worth), and if I had to have any repairs done, I would have to pay extra for those, and then there was more expense for the return postage and packing. Let's say $60 in all. On the same day, I had my annual medical examination for which I paid my doctor about £$30.
There is something wrong, very wrong, when it costs more to check out a sewing machine or a walkman than a person.
(I bought a new Walkman. Alas, I couldn't buy a new body)
You asked me where did I get that stamp... I've had it for several years now. I've been rubberstamping and scrapping for 30 years now and go to a lot of conventions each year. I try and buy my rubberstamps unmounted and only pay half to 60% off for them. I can't remember who that rubberstamp company is from, it's an unmounted stamp, there for there is no company name attached to the stamp, that stamp I've had for years now. Wish I could help you more.
Yes, also on MMSA. Glad you received my mail, and looking forward to receiving yours! I see elephants are a theme - I've got a nice elephant card I made last night. I will pop it in the mail to you!
Hi there -I received your beautiful leaf print envelope - with such beautiful contents. The prints on the rigid-ish ,see-through material ( no idea what it is) is so ethereal and lovely.Thank you so much!
Valentine Mark Herman
Dear Helga Deb,
Welcome to IUOMA!
It's a great bunch of folks and I hope that you enjoy exchanging Mail Art with us. I'm your Mentor, and if I can help to ease you into IUOMA in any way, then please don't hesitate to ask and I'll try to explain what's going on and how IUOMA works.
If you haven't already done so, I suggest you take a look at the 'New to IOUMA' page (4th from the left at the top of the IUOMA home page) where you'll find a 10-point Introductory Guide that should give you an insight as to what is going on.
Would you like to exchange some Mail Art with me? If so, send me something to 1 Rue de la Vieille Fontaine, F-11130 Sigean, France, and I PROMISE to send you something back. The you'll get some Art in your mailbox, and, hopefully have a good, or at the very least, a better day.
Hoping you enjoy your IUOMA days.
Here is a Health & Safety Warning: IUOMA and Mail Art can be seriously addictive.
Proceed at your own risk!
Regards,
Val Herman
Jun 29, 2013
Amy Irwen
Jul 6, 2013
Valentine Mark Herman
Bonjour, I don't think there is such a place, so 'no'.
You could do either or both of the following:
i) post a Blog, introducing yourself and asking if anyone is interested in swopping with you?
ii) selecting some people whom you find interesting (from the photos that are posted, or what they say on the Main page, or the Blogs that they post, or people in Groups that you might be interested in joining, or...no that's enough), and then contacting them directly and ask if they want to swap.
If you like, I can give you the names of some interesting people to kick this thing off.
Let me know how you get on?
Regards, Val
Jul 14, 2013
Valentine Mark Herman
Glad you're enjoying yourself! Try some or all of the following 'fun' people: Mim Golub Scalin, Angie and Snooky, Erni Barr, Vizma Bruins, MomKat, Prairie Kitten, Bifidus jones, Gin, Aly Irwen, Eraser Heed, SuusinMokkum, MailArtMartha, Jusy Staroscik, Jon Foster...that should keep you busy for a while. (Mention my name if you like). Good luck. Good bye. Au revoir. Val
Jul 15, 2013
Mim Golub Scalin
Mail Art coming your way from me. Check under MEMBERS & you'll see the members current count. You'll have to count back to find what number you came in at. We're not assigned any number. See you in the mail.
Jul 15, 2013
Geri Pate
Hi Helga--how strange I was working on some mail art for you just yesterday! (From the other place.) Will post it by the end of the week. Yours was so beautiful!!
Jul 16, 2013
Mim Golub Scalin
Glad it arrived. Nice to have a good mail day.
Jul 18, 2013
Patricio - The Celestial Scribe
Earthling, this is the last but certainly not the least welcome message to IUOMA you receive. I’m a celestial mail artist living in a heavenly corner of the faraway universe called Republik van Patland. When you joined IUOMA on June 28 I was unable to welcome you on board. At the time I was in a celestial journey far beyond the Milky Way. Now, back to planet Earth, I´d love to be the other end when you decide it’s the right time to start trading snail mail art. If this is the case at the time your envelope should read as follows:
The Celestial Scribe
Terrene Embassy
The Celestial Republik van Patland
Caixa Postal 24827
Curitiba-PR
80510-970
Brazil
II look forward to see a piece of yours in our terrene mailbox. I will do my homework after receiving yours. This is a celestial promise. I’m Patricio, Celestial Scribe & Republik van Patland official envelope provider.
Jul 21, 2013
Jean-François Aillet
Hi, Helga
The artist Jean-Francois Aillet invites you to collect your sample of sand from a moraine, from next to a waterfall or beside a river, along the shore of a lake or a stream, in a desert or on the border of an ocean. One should not, however, send him sand from a construction site. You are asked to document your collection of the material with a photo, taken as you are pouring the sand into a container. For an example, kindly visit his home page at www.aillet.com . English : http://www.aillet.com/traductions/anglais.htm
See you to take part in this international project.
Jean-François Aillet
Sculpteur / Designer
10, Allée des Tilleuls
14860 Amfréville
Normandie / France
Jul 31, 2013
Mary J. Grellner
Hello Helga:
Welcome to the Odd Shaped Postcard Swap. If you will mail one to me, you will get one in return.
Mary Grellner
254 Green Summit Dr.
Wentzville, MO 63385
Aug 2, 2013
Rachel Freeman
Hi Helga...the plan for the mandala call is to have a show at an Aveda Salon...the deadline is December this year...I have had the call for an entire year...my first mail art call!
Aug 13, 2013
Valentine Mark Herman
On your sewing machine...One day, about 15 years ago, I took a Sony Walkman that didn't work to a shop to be repaired. I was told that to send it back to the factory in Germany to be checked out would cost about $30 (almost as much as it was worth), and if I had to have any repairs done, I would have to pay extra for those, and then there was more expense for the return postage and packing. Let's say $60 in all. On the same day, I had my annual medical examination for which I paid my doctor about £$30.
There is something wrong, very wrong, when it costs more to check out a sewing machine or a walkman than a person.
(I bought a new Walkman. Alas, I couldn't buy a new body)
Aug 19, 2013
Valentine Mark Herman
A needle and cotton?
Aug 19, 2013
PIRO
Hi Helga
Got your robodog mail at today. Sooooo cool, love it. Thank you so much. :)
Aug 24, 2013
Robin Moore
Hi Helga,
You asked me where did I get that stamp... I've had it for several years now. I've been rubberstamping and scrapping for 30 years now and go to a lot of conventions each year. I try and buy my rubberstamps unmounted and only pay half to 60% off for them. I can't remember who that rubberstamp company is from, it's an unmounted stamp, there for there is no company name attached to the stamp, that stamp I've had for years now. Wish I could help you more.
Robin
Aug 24, 2013
PIRO
Thanks for adding me as a friend. See you in the mail soon.
Aug 25, 2013
Petrolpetal
Hi there
Yes, also on MMSA. Glad you received my mail, and looking forward to receiving yours! I see elephants are a theme - I've got a nice elephant card I made last night. I will pop it in the mail to you!
Sep 23, 2013
Petrolpetal
Hi there -I received your beautiful leaf print envelope - with such beautiful contents. The prints on the rigid-ish ,see-through material ( no idea what it is) is so ethereal and lovely.Thank you so much!
Nov 9, 2013