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Esther Kamkar

Dreamy...and beautiful artistamps

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Diane Myers

Great collage

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Alan Brignull's fabulous letterpress stamps

Sprinkled with the ontology of materiality...

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Rosemary's art

I love that the Buddha was in the envelope with the fairy queen!

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Iris folding by Diane Keyes

Textured, and beautiful, and made out of rubbish!

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Raphael

I love this collage, and check out the fabulous stamps...

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Rod Summers

Crisp,clean cards! My daughter (14) and I were talking about writing a children's story to be called "Ootiful and Upchuck" when Rod's cards arrived. Serendipity!

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Cascadia Art Post

CHANGE OF ADDRESS FROM 31 Jan!

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Lucky Pierre of the Gypsy Campground

oh how I love my dream diary! After I had looked at it for a while, I asked my son (15) what his earliest memory of a dream was - he astounded me with his answer. He told me he has a recurring dream of flying round a christmas tree..slowly,just checking out the decorations. He has this dream all year round,not just christmas time! Now I've got to ask my…

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Carolina M

A brilliant envelope full of surprises!

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Sonja Reedijk

Sonja sent me a spectacular piece of art on handmade paper embedded with seeds and grasses.

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Found and upcycled art from Lisa Rivas

plus a heart of her own!

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delicate textures from Claudia MCGill

Claudia has a special technique which leaves delicate moss and fern like textures on her paint. Exquisite.…

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Floaty mail art from Mim

"I imagine myself floating" I think this was my very first mail art received!

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Tracy van Rensburg

bright and friendly!

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Cool mail art from Andrea Jay

Scary lady...

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Guido Vermeulen

A fat booklet of drawings, and poetry. Intriguing and thought provoking.

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The Celestial Scribe

...makes me grin!

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Connie Rose

I saw my son enraptured by Ray Charles on youtube - and I was thrilled to show him Connie's mail with the Ray Charles stamp. He was quite taken with it!

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Quilted card from Amy Irwen

When I first joined this site, I drooled over Amy's fibre art pieces. I was thrilled to receive one of my own! And when I saw it,I was blown away by how perfectly the colours coordinated with my decor. Telepathy? No...she later reminded me that I had sent her some of the sari-ribbon which she had then used to make my quilted card!…

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