Sue Skene

Sue, are you familiar with what a mail art call is? 

This is from Wikipedia: "Participants are invited by network members to take part in collective projects or unjuried exhibitions in which entries are not selected or judged. While contributions may be solicited around a particular theme, work to a required size, or sent in by a deadline, mail art generally operates within a spirit of "anything goes."^{[2]  If you want to participate in a mail art call by sending mail art to Brazil I need your e-mail address.  Mine is celestialscribe@unipazparana.org.br} 

Careful, Sue. Do not reply to this Malida...it looks like SPAM!

Sue--may thanks for your comment re: the mail art book. I created this unique binding for Jon's postcards and my book-art buddies loved it. Just below the photos of it on Mypage IUOMA is a photo of a scroll that I made for a mail art exhibition. I occasionally make mail art books, but they are limited because of the time involved. 

PS: Your primitive dolls are very unique-you have a very fertile imagination!

Good to be your friend, Sue.

'Something arriving soon from Greece...watch for it :-)

Hey Sue,

It has been a good week so far.  I've received almost one a day since Monday.  I've been busy making new friend, sending stuff out and trying new techniques.  I am not always so fortunate to find the time I'd like.  If it was up to me, I'd make art all day long, stop just long enough to eat a bit, and/or go out for more supplies if I run out.  I think I work slow compared to some of you who send out incredible amounts of mail art.  I don't know how you all do it. I wish I could work faster, but then it would be like work, and I want it to be "fun".  But I would like to be always caught up, and I realize that will only happen once in a while, when I have the time and if I don't get a avalanche of mail.  Not that I've ever gotten an avalanche, but it sure would be fun to find my mailbox stuffed with mailart.  I imagine that's every mail artists dream.  Am I right?

Sue---thanks for your comment on the 'mountain' image. 

Sue, I just got your tiny journal today. I love it--and the envelope was amazing, too! It has already given me some ideas (both the journal and the envelope).