Added by Amy Irwen on November 8, 2011 at 9:06pm — 1 Comment
Nancy sent a wonderful card, but first of all I have to show you her wonderful transparent envelope! I loved to see the waiting art already while getting the post out of the box!!
The reverse side, also wonderful:
And the card…
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I'm TERRIBLE behind with posting, so many IUOMA-friends sent me fantastic star-related mail-art as a welcome in my new home. From Lesley Magwood Fraser I received this absolute wonderful card with two sides (as so many things have): Face up or face down? I can decide which side fits better every day! I love it, Lesley, thank you very very…
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Idon't know why but Marie says she was unsure about this work, whether it was finished or not. I love it as it is..... Her loose white threads, the half stuck on words, the raw edges, the flimsy piece of muslin held on with a smudge of white paint and the Japanese asemic characters in the photo all give it a wonderful sense of frailty and delicacy that always seems to come through in her work. The Japanese girl playing what looks like mah Jong seems to be from a magazine cover called The…
ContinueAdded by Lesley Magwood Fraser on November 8, 2011 at 1:09pm — 6 Comments
Karin has such a distinctive style of drawing, her little people have an almost naive quality, but the work is certainly not naive - Karin has a knack of finding awesome papers to work on, often making the backgrounds herself. These 2 ladies decided to experiment with Karin's Red Eyeshadow and lipstick.... The simple addition of red to these images and the tiny bit of collaged flowers in the corners make a wonderful little piece that I have added to my book of Karin's mailart.
Thanks…
ContinueAdded by Lesley Magwood Fraser on November 8, 2011 at 12:52pm — 1 Comment
A long time ago I made a spanakopita shaped mailart for Kat, well the Autumn leaves fell in Greece and Kat decided to make Spanakopita with them - DELICIOUS!! It arrived here in a fat wodge of an envelope so I couldn't wait to RIP it open... not only autumn leaves but a 9B tree on which the leaves are stapled (don't tell me the Greeks actually staple their leaves on???), and on the reverse side asemic 9B swirls of autumn wind - yes - the answer my friend is blowin in the wind...…
ContinueAdded by Lesley Magwood Fraser on November 8, 2011 at 12:43pm — 4 Comments
IM ZEICHEN DES Himmlischem Gluck translates to "In the sign of the heavenly good fortune"
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Part of the envelope where Superhero used the Statue of Liberty for the theme of his character...
Use your imagination and interpred…
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Hi all - thought this would be a welcome distraction and a chance to make some art and perhaps get involved in a creative conference in London. We're running a conference in London for creatives involved in wellbeing, which includes you! This competition is open to all.
In…
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What happens? The Eiffel Tower goes in a "bubble" on a mail art card and gets sent to Greece...almost
('would that it be of solid gold).…
ContinueAdded by Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat) on November 7, 2011 at 4:00pm — 3 Comments
The "nine b club" or the "9B Club", consists of members who have discovered the whereabouts of 9B drawing pencils and/or 9B graphite sticks! ...and they use them, of course! Lesley Magwood Fraser has used a 9B pencil to create these amazingly dynamic portraits! And I am thrilled that they arrived today in amazingly dynamic Greece! …
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