Lucky Pierre

Welcome Lucky

Lucky Pierre---

Welcome to this unique community of mail artists. Have fun! 

There are some wonderful collages in your photo stream, I'm looking forward to seeing more.

I would like to receive mail art from you --and I will send you something in return. I've actually been to mount Pleasant and the Charleston area to visit a friend--a lovely place.

Carmela Rizzuto

526 West Fremont Ave #2891 

Sunnyvale, CA USA 

94087-0891

Hi there

I am sending you some mail art. I hope you like it and that we can become mail art friends. Your collages are great!

Hi Lucky Piere--Yes, I would enjoy being a friend, thank you for asking. I am looking forward to receiving your mail art. 

just dropped a card in the mail for you today. 

http://iuoma-network.ning.com/events/send-a-bird-to-stripygoose

Thank you so  much Lucky Pierre! : > )

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 September 24 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

Republik van Patland

Caixa Postal 24827

Curitiba-PR

80510-970

Brazil

I look forward to see a piece of yours in our terrene mailbox. I will do my homework after receiving yours. This is nothing less than a Celestial Promise. I’m Patricio, Celestial Scribe & Republik van Patland Official Envelope Provider.

Something on its way for you today !

I received your amazingly playful and fun mail art today. I can't stop looking at the flying zebra, and most especially at the feathery showgirl - stunning. I absolutely love them, and fell very privileged to be the receiver! Thank you,thank you,thank you!

Thanks Lucky Pierre for the great mailing! Just love the letter written all over the envelope and the winged zebra inside! Sending you something this week!

Hi Lucky--Yes, I would like a Dream Book. I like the theme and am impressed with the one shown.

C. Rizzuto
526 West Fremont Ave.
#2891
Sunnyvale, CA
94087-0891 USA

I LOVE my dream diary ! Thank you! I posted some mail to you today - and when I got home your mail was waiting for me! Great coincidence!

Oh yes, Lucky Pierre, I would love to receive your Dream Book. My address is on my IUOMA page and I will send it in the poste as well. cheers, Elizabeth

Thank you for your amazing mailart work!!!

Hi Lucky Pierre! I can't recall if I returned mail art to you, I remember thinking about it, but did I? Hope you're well, and I love your recent photos! Vizma.

Thank you, Lucky Pierre, for the "dreamy " card that arrived in Greece today.

It is quite beautiful and subtle. 'Liking it very much indeed!

And there is no rush for the Dream Diary

...when you have time after your travels perhaps.

It is blogged here:

Dreamy mail art from Lucky Pierre!

Stay warm, stay indoors, do not drive in icy conditions...in South Carolina???

Wow...the weather is crazy there this winter! We had about 60 F at noontime,

at the seaside with Edmund Hippo. Sending you some Greek sunshine to melt that ice!

Thank you, thank you! That was quick...and I'm lovin' it!

I shall spend many a quiet morning filling my "Dream Diary"...after peaceful sleeps zzz

Wonderful BLUE batik cover...beautiful book!

It is blogged here:

Dream a little Dream...Dream Diary from Lucky Pierre

Thanks for the wonderful Valentine's day card!

Your mail is always such a wonderful treat! The Turkish money is amazing!!

Hello Lucky,

Thank you very much, I recently sent you my postcard! 

Best!

Thanks for the mail batwoman!!

Sending you some Zambian currency for your collection. Did you ever read " 5 days at Memorial"? I read it and thought of you.

I teach legal ethics - and much of it is situational and context dependent. Of course one can't think of everything in advance but it's good to test yourself by actually thinking through how one will behave in a particular situation. Then when the situation you haven't ever imagined arrives you are less likely just to wing it without thought. It's a fascinating area - I love discussing  bizarre scenarios with my students!

Oh wow ok, it seems that you've moved around a bit. Although I love Charleston (you're almost there) I'm not the biggest fan of SC. For a while, every time I went there, something horrible would happen. Thankfully that has slowed down a little bit but I still keep up the feud for silly reasons. I'm working on an anti-SC postcard collection right now. That Folly Beach is something, but go a couple hours north (Myrtle) and it all turns horribly wrong. Anyway, thanks so much for sharing with me.

I didn't realize that Charleston wasn't all that safe. When I first started going there about ten or twelve years ago, there was some sketchy stuff right off of I-17 near King Street, but that old "friend" gentrification seemed to have gotten rid of most of that. I was there last year at about this time and I'm due for my annual visit even though I doubt I'll make it. Trying to figure out the summer plans. Hope you're having a good one. Say hello to that Xio Bao Biscuit place, so good!

If I make it down I will for sure say hello. I just listened to a podcast where he was interviewed for quite a while, a good interview.

Your mail art was received. The Mail Art Reception Dept. of the Celestial Republik van Patland is handling your piece in a celestial manner.  Thank you

Happy  Stamps Birthday....Happy mailing  Birthday !  Cheers !

Convocatória

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The Kleenex Dream Diary you sent me is one of the most amazing creations I have received in a long time!!  brilliant idea and concept--I LOVE it thank you!  will take pics that do it justice when I can and post in the trashpo group.  really amazing!!!!!

Hi

Let me know when you are settled at your new address - I have some mail to send you! Good luck with your  move!

You absolutely made my day! I am FLOORED by the fantastic package you sent me. It was a trashpo treasure box for sure and I was thrilled unwrapping every trashfully wrapped bit of trash   thank you so much! will be posting pics soon. I was sooo surprised! happy holy daze:)

DK

lolz--I no longer have to hunt for trash the trash comes to me!!!

so sweet though awesome

have a good holiday

Your fabulous artist's portfoilio arrived safely, after being repaired by the US postal services. It seems that the little cord broke off and they stuck it down. Unfortunately it broke again! But somehow it arrived in one piece, although open. Soon it will be up on the FDG and in the blog.

I assume that the pictures are your own linocuts/ wood cuts? It is one of those artworks that make me think 'why didn't I think about it first?' A brilliant idea, perhaps you can make a series.

I am afraid the button did not make  it but the US post stuck a label to the string to hold it. The string did come undone any way but the portfolio is undamaged. Soon I shall put it on my blog, will let you know. As I said a super idea and great drawings.

Hello from Japan.
You sent me bottle caps.
Thank you for your mail!
Tomoe

Thanks you for attending

I International Mail Art call the Art Gallery Getafe theme:" Woman ...

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10.09.15 Dare Ms. Lucky Pierre, ... yes, I did stumble across your commentary: "I ran into Richard at the beach. He was petrified." ...  okay, very funny...I am reminded of the wit of Ray Johnson & what he would call "Correspondence". I think you are a very fine mail artist despite my persona ending up as the punchline as one of your jokes. Ave uh nez dae. Richard Canard 

MAILART PROJECT

15009 - A Coruña - Spain

28.01.16 Dare Ms. Lucky Pierre, ....of possible passing interest.... you might see if you can find today's news article:(Jan. 28, 2016)  www.newser.com /Story/219686 "Coyotes Staring Down..."by Arden Dien.  .... & or have I been removed from your mailing list ?  All best to you. Richard C.

Yes, you are right again.

you get first prize>

Mail out!

Greek Blue?

Thank you for the mail art, Marla,

see blog:

Lucky Pierre sends tan, sand, beige, ecru, buff...and BLUE