October 2017 Blog Posts (115)

A first mailing from Norma. Thanks Norma!

A lovely Lino block print of a tree from Lynne Gurnee.

Thanks Lynne, I love it.

The Pelicans of St James' Park, London rendered in the brightest of purples. A regal procession across the lake.

Is it a halloween card, a birthday card or just an old photo of cafe society circa 2017? I'm not sure but for our purposes here we're callin' it a Halloween card from Carina of Finland. Thank you, Carina. Below we have placed the card in a traditional "scary" tableau relevant to our national holiday of horror.…

A packet full of goodies from Ohio arrived in Greece!

It's a brown and blue boekie!...or better known as a TLP, title:" FPOOL BLOST"…

This arrived recently in Greece from neighboring Italy,

two "Post" pages and this:

It could fold-in-four and be a TLP, lovely "poem":…

This arrived from Krzysztof in Poland,

along with a book announcement: "History of mail Art",

and liking the postage, too:…

Mail art by Annette Kesterson (San Francisco, California, USA)

October 28, 2017 - Have you ever noticed how many members of the current Eternal Network are professionally engaged in library work? I see this as something very positive…

More truck prints arrive from Ed in the mail,

Trucks, cars...

they are stunning, and I am so enjoying all…

Always a joy to see Neil in the mail!

and he sends lots of teapo "omens"

to be used in traspo boekies for sure!…

Ottmar Bergmann sends many cows to Greece,

great fun to see in the mail!…

Simple, minimal, direct postcard...

...and Her highness (still in Europe :-)

Thank you,…

Gail's collages are always zippy and cheerful. I love them! This guy looks like he's stuck on a beautiful mandala, trying to toss something to someone in the audience -- a bouquet of flowers, a roast chicken?

Thanks Gail!

Joey Patrick's endlessly fascinating symbols up top--circles and squares, Venn Diagrams and bar codes! From the most basic technology (making a Japanese paper fan) to the most up to date and complex! Whatever that sort of lizard skin colored piece is is really nice there, too. Thanks Joey!

Gerda Osteneck made the bottom piece out of canvas--the…

I LOVE these autumn images! Unfortunately, my scanner just completely washed out the orange color of the braid. It's extremely vivid in real life! Don't know what the issue is--technology baffles me sometimes. Nice Work, Kat!