All Blog Posts Tagged 'Rose' (11)

A bit behind with blogging, as we were lacking electricity!

But time to catch up on the arrivals...like these wonderful postage stamps from Rose!

Things have really slowed down this summer in…

A lovely rose collage arrived in Greece from California,

and also, Fleur enclosed a stunning  Add/Pass by Theo Nelson.

Very vibrant and lovely color!

Out in the Network the Add/Pass goes…

It is a beautiful Spring rose "squared",

and Fleur uses a lovely array of papers for this collage,

many thanks, Fleur,

nice envelope and postage!…

Rose starts off the World Banana Day with this little yellow number.…

Another wild one from the Rose down under.  Can you hear the thunder in colour? If not, then the three-man board will hear the appeals.  (Which in the British…

My very first piece from Rose in Australia.  She had an odd Art, but I think she is over it now.  Simple, yet powerful.

365.13  Yes, this is likely a coded…

Rose sent "Pink" which in Greek is called: "ροζ" pronounced: "rose" :-)

A lovely postcard with printed leaves and warm colors:…

Lovely layers of deep blue sea with warm, very warm, weather in Australia?

'Liking the "cool" feeling and the floating clouds.

...a bit torn at the corner from its travels through the post:

Already mentioned how thrilled I am…

'Had to make a special blog just for the postage stamps and artistamps

that are on the envelopes of today's mai art. From Candadadumdum:

A small Canadian stamp with wonderfully interesting artistamps by Theo Nelson:…

Received this very compelling and powerful collage from artist MATTHEW ROSE for the 12-12-12 End of the World Project.  See all the great works that have been submitted here: http://12-12-12theendoftheworldproject.blogspot.com/ . If you'd like to participate, join the 12-12-12 Group here at…

A Book About Death: THE TIES THAT BIND

Deadline to Gallery: 15 July 2011



Artists are invited to create their own book pages that illustrate their unique interpretations of THE TIES THAT BIND all living things universally through death. They may also choose to celebrate the ties that now bind all ABAD artists throughout the world (courtesy of Ray Johnson and…