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I am a bit proud of myself - but really just a bit ;o) Yesterday I set down and tried to create some mail-art. I took different colored paper, illustrated cards, a pen, various punch and glue - that's what I found on the fly. With this stuff, I designed…

Wow...splashy fun colored envelope arrived in Greece today... 

'tis a GOOD MAIL ART MONDAY!

Suus in Mokum sent this little packet, BLUE plaid tape, too.

Inside: 

Multicolored cover and a wonderful delicate BLUE…

It's an add and pass...from Russia via Argentina via Turkey...

Kemal Ozyurt happily sent it here to Greece

...and though I usually do not do add n' pass,

I shall definitely add my "head" to this one.

Who would like it next?

It looks like it i going out-of-tis-world !

Kemal also sent a BLUE Plato…

Collage with patterns, zine about (presidential ?) tour through 16 states of America, trashpo album and Halloween ATC. New blog on www.snailmailsuus.blogspot.com

Granny Eliane is happy with her fishes !

Thank you !

Your mail art are here :



https://picasaweb.google.com/gillot.laurence/GrannyElianeSFishes#sl...

Call is here :…

Danke, Jones!

Super piece Jeanne *!*  Love the design and colors...that old car photo is sooooo coooool ....thank you...

Some might recognize the part of their address in this batch of outgoing mail-art....

A new friend, Edna, sent me this great Fiber and paint mail art piece...the texture is fantastic from the piece of lace to the corrugated cardboard... 

Thank you Edna....I have something on it's way to you *!*

Just like magic, Fleur's delicious photo arrived on my birthday!!! What a treat...

Thank you Fleur *!*

“Shotpo” by Ficus strangulensis (West Virginia, USA) using a visual poem by Empress Marie Antonette aka Marie Wintzer (Saitama, Japan)

November 10, 2012 - The MinXus-Lynxus Shooting Gallery Project has been completed with the…

I'm very glad that there in IUOMA is such great and optimistic mailartist as she, especially if we speak in common language and we have common origin - latvian.

And now ... some words especially to you, Vizma! : Es jau sen esmu vēlējusies Tev atsūtīt atbildi, bet esmu bijusi šo laiku aizņemta ar studijām, kā arī - esmu ļoti lēns artists.:) Man vajag ilgu laiku, lai izdomātu ko un kā sūtīt konkrētam cilvēkam, jo parasti cenšos pieskaņot kautko attiecīgajai personai un savam…

Any time a woman stands with her hands on her hips while she's talking, well, you know she means business. The buffalo is all ears, I'm sure. Love those stamps, especially the Hermes stamp!

As you can see, this mail art is anything but square. Merci…

From Cheryl Penn, South Africa. So colourful, just fantastic!

Two great works from Ana Marta Austin, Brasil. Graphic work on sheet with phone numbers is printed not original, but I adore it…

Thank you all the fantastic mailartists!

There is a lot of work that I have received lately, but I have not had time to show them. I will try to catch up.

This is first - little booklet from Mister Lestaret or Christopher Skinner. His fantastic asemic writings and ephemeras has always fascinated me and I'm so lucky that something from him is now in my collection…

Because I got the question I had to do some digging in the archive, As it turns out I found the starting month back in one of my own publications that I wrote in 1990:

This booklet was published in 1990 to document my first 10 years in Mail-Art. I still have the originals here. In it I wrote about the start of the IUOMA. It turns out to be AUGUST 1988. Later in…

I have just mailed off my first contribution to Sheryl Penn's collaborative artists book, 27 x 2 pages. I am not 100% sure of the result. It is hard to imagine what it will look like as part of a book. It would have been easier to make single cards.…

a very beautifully conceived and executed mail art card from Thom...I love how Thom takes extra care in his designs..hugs!…

     Janine Weiss send me a very nice birthday card, but my birthday is not until January. But I always say; better early then never. I now sadly see that Janine Weiss has left IUOMA so we may never know why she sent it early.

      It will have to go down in history as one of those unsolved mysteries.  Like Stonehenge, or why spaghetti breaks in 3 pieces when you bend it.…