Envelope Art from Guido Vermeulen and Prettylily

[Nancy Bell Scott]

Guido's "The Work of a Lifetime":

 

The title could be interpreted in multiple ways, like probably many of Guido's art envelopes. The man is astoundingly prolific, and that his verbal interpretive mind is right up there, always on the case along with the painter, makes everything I've received from him not only visually interesting and often beautiful (like this one) but ponderable due to his revealing titles too. (The spell chick underlined "ponderable" in red; how annoying. Can't a person make up a word.) As usual, I love this one, Guido, and thank you very much!

Prettylily has sent the very first ZALOP envelope I've received that actually has ZALOP in it, and she kindly explained that to me: don't open it, which I really didn't want to do in case it interrupted the dance of the great colors, which are delightful. Thanks again Sue, and you'll receive my first ZALOP ZALOP envelope soon also.