All Blog Posts Tagged 'Diane' (52)

First up from Elgin the awesome Interface Trashpo Collage from Diane.  It doesn't look like it even lost any bits along the way Diane. I have no idea how you always manage to make everything you touch so trashionable but pretty soon you may be on the run from the trashpoparazzi.  I'll be proud to say I knew her when...  ;) and I'll be proudly wearing my glittery D-KULT for Life…

The colours and composition are very good. On top there's a message in Dutch on the other side. Thank you, Diane.

I got this great mail art from Diane today. Incredible. This is Trashpo at it's finest.…

It all began with a walk in the woods last fall. That particular trip yielded quite the booty! My loot contained a dark orange POSTED sign I'd found on the forest floor. The sign was destined to be cut into postcard sized pieces of mail…

Diane sent me a little bit of everything, including some excellent rust and this fabulous holey piece of metal she found which I love:

Everyone likes to know whether the customer comes first in any business endeavor, and we are assured of that with DKult in the following card Diane sent:…

Another 3M wonderful surprise.

I sent this to Diane Keys, and it seems to have arrived.

j Maybe a bit flat on the G string, but it seems to have arrived.

k Great bank that ELO.  It was on the radio when I thought of this piece.…

Just mailed out my new series of MA this morning! Trash Po Mindfulness I, II and III... Be on the lookout DK, KDJ and DVS! There is one message contained in three separate pieces so you might want to share to get the whole picture. I will not post pics until I know you've received them. :D Have a creative week everyone!

Fresh dispatch from the Queen of Trash(po)! A fantastic trashbook. Don't you love this cover? It's my favorite part of the book. Along with the binding.…

This piece was a thrill to find in the envelope--colors, text, use of paint, all aspects of Diane's work that I love: 

There are some DKult lessons in the beauteous trashbook below, including topics such as cooperation, courtesy, all the things in which I'm terribly deficient, so it's great that Diane sent this to me:…

Diane always gives the best advice, and her inclusion of 'phone niceties' is no exception. See below. …

Sometimes perfect is just perfect.  I sent a sick bag to Diane and her reply was to put all of this stuff into a refillable coffee bag.  Yes, I was perfect.

Note the first check out date: Dec. 23, 1974. and the card pocket still intact. Love this Diane. I'm the lucky one here. The binding gauze is gorgeous. Thank you thank you.…

Thank you for these birthday wishes just full of French.  Very kind indeed.

If you have never been burnt by Diane Keys, well this is what it looks like.  The Fire sign Diane VS the Water sign Dean.  Stay tuned, the best is yet to come.

Trashpo book from Diane Keys.  All those little pieces of paper that we have that mean something to someone and together mean more to others.  Thank you, I did make a note to clean the toilet, bathtub and shower.

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 She wanted this trashbook pale and snowy, like the season: 

It's very successful both as a trashbook and in fulfilling her wish for me to have white trash. I love it! Thank you very much, Diane, I too am fulfilled!  Four more photos follow, and viewers will see that some holiday color did sneak in there. A favorite is the 2nd Place ribbon in the last photo. It…

What more could a trashpo executive ask for? Diane wrote that this is the first low-budget certificate of nomination for the TrashPo-litzer, but perhaps "executive" is too glorious a word for the mere manager of the claims department. I should be more humble, and this card she included helps with that (note the VOID): …

If mail art came in a candy sack, I would be dragging my haul along the ground back to my lair so I could roll around in all my sweets!  As it is, I got some really SWEET mail art in celebration of All Hallow's Eve--the day that marks the thinnest veil between this world and the other where our forebears ethereally mingle. Just look at this stash:

This is truly some…

This little packet sat on the table for 24 hours - an eternity - staring and tempting at each pass by.

A friend suggested that it NEVER be opened, 'it is perfect as it is'. I reached for the scissors and carefully cut open the edge without stitching. Diane, it is no surprise you are the reigning queen of trashpo. Here is a peek into this marvel. thanks.…