All Blog Posts Tagged 'Wintzer' (36)

Marie Wintzer, a fine mail artist and ol' member of IUOMA,

sent a BLUE envelope, with lovely Japanese postage...

and a delicately stitched 6-combo fiber/ mail art omen card inside!

What an…

Who is this smiling gal?

Aha...from Japan!

It's from Marie Wintzer, super mail artist of by-gone happy days!

'Opened the handmade envelope and inside many goodies:…

Roger that.  Well as long as it is a Sweat Pea then there is nothing to worry about for now.Thank you Marie, over and out

More words of wisdom from Marie. Life doesn't get more urgent than this.

But feed the Monkey woman what?  Only The Blessed Father will…

For some strange reason, (although I do believe that people program these things) my e-mails end up in Marie's and Vizma's SPAM box.

This is a homage for unseen Dean e-mails, and lids that open easily.…

OH look at this little treasure from Marie in Japan…

So they say it's the year of the Horse.  Well I say Hee Haw to that.

So why don't they have the year of the Love?

Thank you…

Direct from from the street market in Japan, an unaltered Red Rocket.  Cool!

And also from the girl with the mousy hare.…

Don't know about the rest of you but the holiday season has been long, wonderful and disruptive for me and mail art has arrived and sat in piles in my studio aching for documentation and replies.

Today the last of the family departed and when I made a path through the studio and started to examine the piles.  I am a bit daunted, for the moment, but also…

This book from Marie comes in response to a noisy crumpled paper accordion.  To see many more views and to commune with this book in other ways, visit: 

http://thepostalleger.blogspot.co.uk/2013/11/play-with-photography-spitfire-view.html

where I…

Book covers are in.  They are the new trend.  But could you take one from the shelf and do this?  And two are better than one.

Thank you Marie, if you are out there.  Your ideas will never end.

So it stood in front of me like a Space Ship from Mars.  "What do I do now?", I asked myself.

You would expect Jam in a jar like this, but Marie takes it one step further.

103 is the lucky number…

It arrived in the last tide of mail.  Just like a messge in a bottle.  Rice glued on seaweed paper.  What a great idea.  Too bad the scan does not do it justice.

Thank you Marie, C'est vraiment une choucroute garnie.  Je…

Well actually I had a big smile when I opened this homemade envelope and pulled out the piece of cloth with all the Marie trade marks.  The images, the text, staples and that paper clip that still doesn't do anything.

So long it did not fit on the scanner.…

The last time I saw one of these, I nearly got myself into trouble. But here it is for real. Quite a little gem, and delightful to hold and page through. When you put the boekie together, the story goes from English, to French, to Japanese to Czech or maybe Slovak. (not quite sure).

The story starts off with a young girl walking to High School. She arrives at the school and starts walking up the steps of the main door. All of a suddenly she hears a noise behind her, she turns…

What would you do with leftover video footage?

https://www.youtube.com/my_videos_edit?ns=1&video_id=O4ooXkF_xKY

http://iuoma-network.ning.com/photo/marie-wintzer-squares-on-a-string-part-ii?context=latest…