All Blog Posts Tagged 'RCBz' (33)

A rare sighting to see RCBz in the mail!

Thanks for this large fold-out...plus Carl…

RCBz from "Saint Clown", Minnesota sent a large A4 envelope,

and that may be his portrait on the front address?

Inside was a large card that has an image of two figures with:…

Soup and sandwich trashpo card with ancient Greek ceramic figures:

...with fruit, and a bull!

Thank you, RCBz!…

It is a large collage image,

and full fun "characters"...there's Putin, too!…

RCBz sent this very GREEK card, with flyin'dolphin...

and  "panic attacks" on the flip side:

(I'd run too,…

A very large A4 packet arrived last week from "Saint Clown", no name however... :-)

That the ZIP code and postage tag is for Saint Cloud, Minnesota, USA, helps to know who sent it!

Soooo, is it from RCBz...oh, yes,and his…

or is it Liberace meets Stan Askew...???

is like diving into a vivid dream. These are the dreams we remember.

I've lots of catching up and blogging to do so here we go three at a time.  Looks like boys first this time...

A really cool tape transfer piece from Jon Foster.  If you haven't checked out his video on how he makes these yet you should take a minute to do so. Very impressive and he makes it all look so easy. 

Straight from Heebee Jeebeeland More Fun-Less Worry…

I sometimes wish RCBz would be around to tell us more about his pieces. I know I really like this card, but I can't explain exactly why. Esthetically, Hokusai's wave is always a winner. The card is built very simply around it. No frills whatsoever, and the back of the card is equally sober, stripped-down to the address. Is is a reference to the tsunami? Why the…

RCBz writes amusingly on the back: "Mona lights up her life" (the tiny Mona I'd sent Cheryl is the matchbox in RCBz's picture): …

A few Weeks ago Cheryl blogged this gallery of Monas featuring several of the works she received for her mail-art call, a masterpiece like only RCBz can do them. I remember commenting on her blog saying that I wouldn't be surprised if the tiny postcards on the rack by the museum shop were also made with Monas that Cheryl received, made microscopic by RCBz's…

Quite a while ago I sent RCBz a card thinking it would get there in plenty of time for the intended occasion.  Weeks later we had both concluded that it was simply lost, surprisingly it finally arrived.  Looks like RCBz's most recent postcard to me is announcing it's arrival.  The actual card I sent is set atop the turtle on the B side…

Are you ready to enter a world where time doesn't follow rules? Please take a seat. This is RCBz' (not deceased!) latest envelope to me, a piece that is almost A4 in size. I think it is safe to say that it is a masterpiece of digital art. In what is supposed to be a classic tatami room, the artist is peacefully working on decorating sliding panels. Colorful…

I am very pleased to hear from RCBz again. He is sending me his latest artistamps, his own take on Brain Cell, Armistice Day, and Occupy Wall Street/Tea Party. Thank you RCBz!…

Mail-art by RCBz (St. Cloud, Minnesota, USA)

November 24, 2011 - A look back into my IUOMA blog posts will reveal that I have consistently praised mail-art I have received from RCBz. He certainly does not…

It's been a very long time without a card from RCBz. My fault only, I am afraid, I haven't sent him anything for months. So this was a very pleasant surprise in my mailbox. I like his cards, he has such a distinctive and unique style, but every time I am blogging them I am in a bit of a trouble. Where do I start? What do I say? I feel that I don't understand…