Thom Courcelle's Blog Posts Tagged 'Debra Mulnick' (2)

Flowers and Kites—Earth and Air—from Debra Mulnick

A beautiful hand-folded envelope made of a luscious Baroque flower print paper, from Debra Mulnick...

...containing a Japanese block print that Debra has embellished and collaged with words to create a minimalist poem. A very nice personal note on the reverse.

Like Debra, I think that 2024 (a presidential election year…

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Added by Thom Courcelle on January 14, 2024 at 8:04pm — No Comments

Two Postcards by Debra Mulnick from Boise

Very creative output by Debra. The swirl image at the far right of the "double cherries" postcard appears to be a self-carved rubber stamp image. Interesting how it mirrors the "question mark" on the other postcard! Here are close-ups of each post card along with their reverse sides, which were just as creative and which alo used some antique postage stamps…

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Added by Thom Courcelle on June 10, 2016 at 9:53pm — No Comments

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