October 2011 Blog Posts (229)

I know that a lot of people enjoy very much the sendings from Marie Wintzer. I was one of the lucky ones to receive this piece (above) in my mail-box and with in it the two cards I made photos of for you to see (below).

Thanks Mary!

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I kid you not: "Have cookie-cutter-will-blog"! 

See, this little guy was in my mail box (well, on the stairs) as I returned home.

If I stuff it with rice crispies and marshmallow mix...will it be cerealism?

The Haptic Werewolf has done a…

Marie Wintzer sent me excerpts of the incredibly important work she's been doing on Kanji Puffs from her laboratory in Saitoma, Japan. Believe, dear reader,these are earth-shattering findings that will rock the foundations of Cerealism for years to come. I'll let her letter speak for itself.

 On the back of her missive a handy guide to Nikko where she delivered her…

10 linocut prints arrived, each on its own napkin: These 6 are shown photographed laid out carefully on a wooden floor. The following 4 I scanned individually: …

I have received so many amazing Mail Art in the last few months that it kind of overwhelms my senses!  I am still trekking along making art when I can and sending it out to all of you!  However, I will be traveling around for the next few weeks, and though I try to bring my supplies, it takes longer for me to accomplish.  Once again my whimsical nature is sending me in different directions!

Now I am part of a mail chain and I just want some clarification on what I am suppose…

Mail-art by IUOMA member Marie Wintzer (Wakoshi, Japan)

September 30, 2011 - Marie Wintzer is widely admired in the network for her wonderful and consistent sense of aesthetics. I also value her greatly as a friend because I…

Where does one order those custom rubber stamps with your name, FLUXUS etc.? Anyone have a good source in the US? Thanks!

cheryl h.

It was sparked by my friendly red elephant, and a wedding where Marie was truly there in spirit.  The evidence: I came home from my honeymoon to find a very nice package in the mail.  Judging by the stamps in the front, it could only be sent from Japan.  Turning the package over, there it read, "From: M. Wintzer".  

So, being new to mail-art, it took me some time to figure out what to do with my present.  I looked at it from all angles, opened it up, and looked to see what might come…