Mail art by IUOMA member Chris Reynolds aka Mudhead and Alyssum (Payson, Arizona, USA)

April 20, 2015 - My favorite Seers – Mudhead and Alyssum – have sent a fabulous new missive featuring some absolutely extraordinary…

Every cat is worth it... New blog here ->

Visiting in Athens these "summer" sunny April days,

'stopped by this famous cafe in the center of Athens: Zonar's:…

One of the things I like best about mailart is that it isn't just one thing, and the only one who sets the rules is the USPS and ourselves. There's always something new to fiddle with. Or, I can forget about it for a few days and fit in a nap somewhere. Tonight I started to paint some envelopes that I'm recycling for a 'bad poetry' mail-out. After about the third mess, I stopped and just thought about it for a minute. I realized I really didn't want to do it. I wanted to create, but I was…

Here I made for Nikki S. 

She seems to like cats so I save the cat photos from the cat food bag. 

I stamped a cat stamp on Mac Donald paper bag and cut and pasted on postcard.

I also pasted a little origami doll just got recently... …

If you live near Nowra NSW, Australia,  check out the event that I'm participating in for MIcro-Galleries. My work will be there, but, sadly, I won't. Check it out HERE.

It's always a real treat receiving mail from Keith.

A fancy envelope full of cool bits and pieces. (Hippo stamp!)

"Feeling minimal for March" mix media collage and a page from a book about Pilgrams. Loving how all the different elements come…

Stripygoose Sue will be there...and a few others?

...a birdie or two with Katerina?

MomKat plans to arrive at the Tate on Sunday, April 26,

(along with the new Royal Baby, perhaps?)

There will be a mail artists meet…

I will send this trash art to De Villo.

I picked up the unit code, and medicine capsule on the street.

Fish is from newspaper. 

My teacher liked my fish painting so I cut out as a reference. 

It's all about recycling small paper baggies and recycling mail art received

and then Finnbadger creates a super wonderful trashpo art book!

Each page reveals more fantastic tidbits (trash bits?) from other people's mail…

#‎CreativeSprint‬ day 14 stamp art masking technique

I learned this technique from my stamp artist friend Darlene

They came out good and I like it myself so I will scan them and keep the originals and sent to somebody. (^_^) …

Mail art by IUOMA member Matthew Stolte (Madison, Wisconsin, USA)

April 15, 2015 - Visual poet Matthew Stolte sent me this batch of colorful yet language-centered vispo that includes a fair share of asemics and shows a…

Some sources say 75 miles. Take your pick.

Google has a horse-n-rider game up today to celebrate the 155th anniversary of the Pony Express, a unique time and method for mail distribution in the US. Pony Express riders were generally small, light, young, and very brave as they each rode their 50 mile assigned route, changing horses every 10 miles of way.

Here's a link with Google's animated clip.…