All Blog Posts Tagged 'Nikoltsou' (91)

Just about to leave and more slides arrive for the tree.  Just in time to fill up a blank spot.

Thank you Katerina, catch you in 2013 unless I have access to a computer.

Christmas greetings arrived from Greece in a dark red envelope with Katerina - trademark stamps. I love how these stamps can be arranged and rearranged in ever new combinations.

Inside there is a charming collage, with a shiny red disk - a bauble, a red and orange sunset plus Santa and sparkle promising fun.…

When it rains, it pours.  Or as they say in Mail Art Martha's Retailia, it's raining like barcodes.

And with that a blue xmas tree with a white Paris skyline.

What else can I say but, Thank you…

Two in one day!  Wow when it snows, it SnOws.  As the Arty Slide people swing into high gear with their Xmas slides, I am lucky enough to receive a pair for myself.  PS Just for your information, Katerina is reading Silent House.  Mail Art tells all !

Now there is an idea.  Just hang barcodes on the Xmas tree!  I wish I had more time ...…

This is one that went missing for a while, but now it is back and has been added to my Katerina Nikoltsou National Library Collection.

Over time we have discovered that some barcodes disappear over time. Hence the question; "Are Barcodes are Human even if they disappear?" and which came first, products or barcodes?

Some food for thought this weekend.…

Two forks arrived in a plastic case from Greece without an envelope.  It has the mystic words; "Kate Valetine".  What could this mean?  Who could this be from?  Should I open it?  What should I send back?  The pressures of Mail Art, normal people will never understand.

Thank you Katerina for sending this mail art, and maybe thank you Val for putting your fork…

Boarding the plane at this very moment, but will it take off?

Katerina, Thank you for the Mail Art and the warning.  I'll be hiding under my bed if anyone else is looking for me.

So you say you have never seen a fork ee ping in touch before.  Well you are in for a delightful surprise.  It looks like a spoon only with bar codes on it.  Great went used with eating Greek yogart.

Some daze in Athens.  The Greek stone cold girls.…

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…

Nice nice nice. Mail Art with things to look behind / things to open. Interactive Mail Art ;)) Lots of blue and... other colours. Thank you,…

I've been getting a bit behind as life gets more and more crazy, my apologies for taking so long to blog these.

I must say,from the gal that hated arty slides she has done a complete turnaround.  This is part of the arty slide carousel, she says she won't be hurt if I send them on...uhh...yeah...I think not.  Every set of Angie's is so different I'll be keeping…

The top photo is of this great crumbly package from Katerina, containing some of the most beautiful crumbly type of rust I've had the good fortune to own. It will be used in mail art, no question, and it arrived with this big…

I unfolded one of the peace cranes that Katerina had made for the Peace Crane Project and made a whimsical collage for her ... all smurfy and cosmic-like! Hope you enjoy Katerina!

Katerina sent me some Greek trash cans to add to my wonderful German collection, and I'm very grateful. Guess what, some are blue! :

And more beautiful cards from our prolific Greek friend:…

The note was typed on Katerina's old Olympia Greek typewriter, and I can't remember what I did to deserve it, but did win it in some sort of contest, luckily for me. Katerina said she would translate it when blogged (couldn't remember otherwise!), so here we are. ... ? Thanks again for both,…

This was a lucky mail day with two envelopes from Katerina. An authentic piece of magic flying carpet, perfectly matching the tall greek blue grass. The second envelope came with the new Warhol stamp along with a Warhol…

To start here is the back of Vizma's envelope declaring it a two-for-one with a warning.  She warns me not to fall for the really bad pick-up line inside,

The Pick-Up Line  Silly Vizma...I would never fall for this line again, It doesn't take me 3 times to learn my lesson but it sure is nice to know you care ;)…

Red is king, thank you Katerina and Prettylily for those great cards and the wishes!!…

Zombie Kitty Kawaii! and I received this loving Valentine from one of ZKK's travel hosts, the lovely Katerina. Anyway, I just wanted to share is with you all:

Thank you for the lovely Valentine, Kat!