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Latest Issue of NODE PAJOMO (number two point eight). Envelope stuffed with artists cards, stickers from the sticker dude, mini zines and comics. NODE PAJOMO  itself is a zine jam packed with reviews of zines, musicians mail artists and more. This issue includes a review of our SUGAR CEREAL PSYCH-O's stickers too! (If you haven't yet, request yours - we…

This is an absolutely fantastic zine / booklet. Interviews and full color photos of stunning mail art, artstamps etc... including Leslie Caldera, buZ blurr, Ryosuke Cohen and more. We're learning so much about the history of mail art - while getting to participate as well. Thankful Vibes All…

Greetings and Happy New Year from Japan.
Thank you Cascadia Artpost for the lovely postcard with unique stamps!

Thank you Greg and Theo for the warm welcomes and the wonderful…

Thank you to Mindaugas Zuromskas in Lihtuania and Caterino in the USA. Mindaugas' envelope was stuff filled with strange drawings, colorful splatter-painted paper and a glossy printed constitution for the "Republic…

Received spring 2022 issue of Node Pajomo (2.7) today. (Had previously sent a set of our Stickers in request for trade.) Wild envelope, along with artist card, sticker, and various interesting clippings within. We noted other IUOMA members reviewed and listed in the zine including Cascadia Art Post and Anna Banana. We learned that Cascadia Art Post is this…

We only joined IUOMA a couple weeks ago.  Today we were delighted to find the first two beautiful mailings from other members in our box! Thank you @CarienVanHest and…

Put together and sent out another 9 mailings to new IUOMA friends around the world. We hope you enjoy whats inside and maybe even find interesting and creative ways to incorporate them into new works.

We have been producing anti-corporate / parody art illustrations for the past 2 years. We produced stickers of some of the pieces from our first series - "Sugar Cereal Psych-O's", mocking popular marketing mascots from our youth in the USA (1970's-1980's). We began sending these out to zinesters around the world to trade. In the process we were introduced to the world of mail art.



We recently learned of IUOMA from a fellow Japan based creator GIANNI SIMONE. After receiving some of…