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The envelope is Great...Thom used a news letter for this and then stamped, drew, collaged, stickered all over...Very Fun to check out every inch...then when I opened it, Thom shared some of his hand made "LIAM TRA" stickers!!! That was soooo awesome...thank you Thom...then on top of that there was some money!!!  hmmmm, now if I could just get the other half.... Thanks so much Thom....This certainly was my mail day.... *-*…

A great Collage over an Alaskan Post Card...Loved checking out EVERY aspect of this card... Jon is that you in the school age photo?  and if you look realllly close..there is a FACE in the black to the right...I love also how it looks like you put tape down and then pulled it up to strip away paper and then re-taped it over another part of the card...COOL.. and Thank you.....…

I got a wonderful envelope from Frieder Speck! The photo isn't as good as the real picture, it's already too dark to take a good photo - but I was so excited that I have to post it now!

Inside was a fabulous piece of art, which reveals that someone (Frieder?) can't keep any secrets! I love it, the tiny heads which are glued behind the…

On the back is the handwritten quotation:

"For some unknown reason, Mae thought about the number 5, whenever she looked at a de Kooning painting" (Her friends thought this was odd.)

The card featuring de Kooning's Lisbeth's Painting is altered by adding the number 5 and the thinking woman. Everything in the quote is depicted in combination on the…

When I came home yesterday night from a nice evening with friends I found Frieder´s Laugh in my postbox and it made me smile all over my face...it was a perfect ending of a nice day so I say THANK YOU Frieder for sharing your laugh with me! Your drawing shows a man with an open-hearted smile, which finds directly it´s way..... is it your smile? It must be!…

FRITHIOFF JOHANSEN



Aknowledging, as he does, his debt to the age-old traditions of art, Frithioff Johansen still works with the classic materials used in painting, sculpture and graphic art. His own inherent curiosity has, nonetheless, taken him a long way, in terms of trying out new  forms of impressions. Science and technology have provided one of the main sources of his inspiration for his work for many years.

Johansen has won international renown for his work…

Reçu de Ryosuke Cohen, un superbe recueil de 30 pages de Brain Cell du N° 766 au N°797 numéroté 21/40.

Received from Ryosuke Cohen, a magnificent collection of 30 Brain Cell N°766 in N°797numbered 21/40.

See my blog for the other photos http://insomniesetartpostal.blogspot.com/…

Mail-art by IUOMA member Svetlana Pesetskaya (Taganrog, Russian Federation)

August 24, 2011 - Svetlana Pesetskaya and Victoria Barvenko are both Fluxus artists and are known for their performance work as Belka & Strelka.…

Heart really matters for Katerina, we know that, and we know how good she is to us at IUOMA. Cheryl, Angie, and I think Lesley have already written a nice blog about her Heart Matters bookie, so this is slightly redundant, but can one ever have too much Heart Matters? I don't think so...

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'Tis  wonderful mail art from Mim, who has survived an earthquake in Virginia and now awaits Hurricane Irene!

She sent a hand-made envelope full of fun things to see and to be used on future mail art pieces! The envelope is made from a Virginia map and historical info page...just great fun to see and read!…

I pre-launched The Achievement Badge Project for members of the TangleClub, at the end of July.  Here is the first entry received, courtesy of Kateri Wilson-Whalley, whose achievement was 'Winging it' at a recent training session for working with young people. 

The…

I recently showed a new co-worker of mine some of my outgoing mail art before placing it in the mailbox, and she was quite impressed--we might have a new convert! She was so impressed that she decided to make me a present and brought it in the very next day! It was a hand-made linocut print stamp designed specifically for me--what a hoot! The stamp is supposed to be a representation of a meteor-shower of "fabulousness" that includes a meteor-meatball down in the corner, but tumbling down…