Thom Courcelle's Blog Posts Tagged 'Rios' (2)

Hallowe'en Loot! Documented on All Soul's Day...

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…

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Added by Thom Courcelle on November 1, 2011 at 7:29pm — 7 Comments

From Robert Rios: Asemics Aerial Map

Roberto's envelopes always seem to have multiple "goodies" included with them. And his envelope's are not the least of his treasures!...

Envelope back: Toros en Sevilla 2011 (gorgeous!)…

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Added by Thom Courcelle on August 25, 2011 at 3:54am — 1 Comment

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