Borderlinegrafix's Blog – November 2013 Archive (11)

Mr. Chambers, love this piece.  I really do!  Thanks so much.

I'll get something out to you soon.

The burnt edges are wonderful - reminds me of how fast these puppies fly.…

What a relief, Blessed Father of the Church of Right Now has found peace in his heart enough to send me this Remission of Sin.  I am truly a follower now.

Also included, a Get Out of Hell Free card!  Need I say more?  Thank you Father!

The catalog from the postal call, done beautifully.

...the back inset has real artistamps pasted into the catalog, a block of 8 by Cascadia.....

More artistamps on the envelope-…

I love this envelope front

Inside, Faces of Respect, FACES Booklet 9, 38/50 ed.

And a postcard from Avenues 2.  Again, thank…

Thank you Yves for the artwork, I will now send you some fluxus bucks, as you requested.  Check out the altered photo!

Other photos and another large work arrived as well.  Again, thank…

Thank you Angie, for the 10.5 x 7 cm 'little zine', Archive of Dreams.  And the Helder Coelho Dias Add and Pass book, 'Matter'.

I like the…

I am very pleased to offer these images and will begin with the envelope front and back:

It includes a Dillinger reference to martyrdom, which is macabre and thought provoking, but also a quote from the singer/songwriter Patti Smith.  For those who have not read her autobiography, it is a must read. …

Ruud sent a package of many things, including a Fluxus rubberstamp page, two rubberstamp TRSA blanks, several of his Mail Art Matters Recycled Matters Printed Matters stickers, an original artwork and an Add and Pass.  As you probably know, the envelope is very important to him.  This one is a memorial to Rain Rien Nevermind with Ruud's new memorial stamp:…

I just love Vizma, don't you?…

Turkan Elci, I enjoy your mail very much.  Based on this post, I think I will send you some Fluxus Bucks. 

Unmistakable artwork from Susan.  If you study the arrows, you will see a key and a mirror image, plus a subset anomaly.

Thank you Susan, as always a mailbox treat!