All Blog Posts Tagged 'Sarah' (26)

I received mail art from USA. Thank you

Sarah…

Actually it came from Sarah Waldron in the UK.  At first glance it has that Star Wars / Trek feel to it.  However when you start getting into the details, I am drawn into it.  Right now it sits on my desk and I turn it from side to side every once in a while.  Yes I know that Sarah wants me to look at it this way, however it works well from which ever way you look at…

My very first Waldon masterpiece.  It's exciting to match the name to the work.  Well actually there were two mail art pieces in the same envelope, but I can't spoil you all in one day.   You'll have to wait until Saturday morning.

Also an add n'pass piece was enclosed.  I'm not to good at add and pass as I never use an envelope.  However I happen to be meeting another…

This was such a big hit in Paris last Fall that it was on loan to the Hallway Gallery and did not get blogged.

Thank you very much Sarah.

So you've seen her videos, bought the the same T-shirt she is wearing, and were amazed by all the unusual things she received for her birthday.  But did you ever think that you would get something very unusual back from Miss Little Bo Peep?  Well this Mail Art piece had me Styrofoaming at the mouth.  (I think that mean it was good.)…

Sarah has now mastered the Jon Foster's "Tape over the Top" method.  And no bits have fallen off.  Keeping bits attached is very important.

Thank you Sarah. 

A one-stop shop for mail viewing and a great way for me to catch up on some overdue blogging so I can have some mailart-making time :)))))))))))))))))))

An eye-popping bubble kissed collage from Angie sans Snooky, I'll bet he would've had something to say about that cat suit.

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The new year arrives and the clock keeps turning.

Thank you Sarah and the best wishes to you in 2013.

A wonderful little surprise from Sarah which arrived in a homemade envelope.  At first I didn't see it. I read the title on the back, I looked at the picture again, read the back, looked again.  And there it was; Lava flowing from the spice cone.  I guess it just looked normal to me.  Very funny and clever.

But wait, there's more.  Inside the homemade envelope…

Inside the envelope with the peep hole to my mailart I found this from Sarah...my first stainglassed mailart with a great Royal Mail mustache on the envelope to boot  :)

And from Sue Hobbs Opposites Attract fabric mailart...hectik she…

     OH I like this one.  OK so I took me five times to scan it, and then the scanner started smoking.  Not to worry as I got the snap shot in the end.  

     Something very pleasing about Black & White circles, and this of course reminds me of bar codes.  Well the unstraight kind.  Actually most likely not very easy to do when you think about it.  It's a hit for me.  Thank you Sarah.…

From Svenja...a collage of a God, I really like the foreign word background page, too bad I'm a stupid American who has yet to master even my own language ;)

muscles and sweet wishes too First time getting mail from Susan McAllister.  She sent a wonderful…

I like numbers so this title is right up my alley.  I always think that works of Mail Art should have names, but numbers stimulate the thought process as well.  Like who received part 2 / 6 and how can we really be sure that there are only six parts? 

     But look deeper into all the detail; who’s marriage invitation is on this piece, and is the walking trail 13 via Garn…

A good reminder of how I once said that I would never fly in or out of London's Heathrow airport again for the rest of my life.  Very funny this one, but then all UK newspapers are funny.  Even the serious ones.

And with London 2012 coming in two week, all of the world's eyes will be looking at Sarah's Mail Art!  Thank you…

Only untill I uploaded the photo did I see AND understand what Sarah was saying on this colourful, funny story-telling-MailArt-Piece (#159/365)! Suitcase stamp? Suitcase stamp... ???? Ahaaaaa, look at the red thingy in the left upper corner, hihi. (Yes, I know my Dutch stamp collection by heart, not.) Beautiful lettering on the backside as well. Thank you,…

Finally have a chance to post a piece from Sarah I recieved before my sons Make a Wish trip.it is a post card that seems to have a base of a tag or part of a box. Then embelished with more paper and labels.  I love it and the stitching is something I have always wanted to do.

Thanks Sarah!

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