Roberto's Aunt Julia came to my house today

[Nancy Bell Scott]

And here she is, a lovely lady, in a collage by Roberto:

I love the composition and colors, Roberto!  La Tia Julia is identified not only in a nice note from Roberto but also on the back of the collage.  I think she must be special to him:

The envelope (below) is also special, painted and stamped and made beautiful and colorful by Roberto.  Is that you in the big stamp?  It must be.  Thank you very much, Roberto, and you see it arrived a day early!  Que milagro.  Yesterday I sent you my first Minimal Art group piece, but I want you to have more and will send to you again very soon.

Must show the colorful IUOMA stamp on the back, which I adore:

[prettylily]

Roberto, This is a really beautiful piece.  Thanks for posting it, Nancy.  It is definiately a keeper.

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[PIRO]

yes. i will say it does have the same meaning.  And believe me, the lady in the picture looks like aunt Julia so mush.  lol, SH has the power of being evrywhere, so we can't hide from him.

[Nancy Bell Scott]

I love it.  And thank you for the clarifications.  Still, it sounds like your piece has about the same meaning as before -- Julia is memorable in your family, I would still guess.  "The clock has wings" -- well yes, it does!  Maybe you'll see this soon and maybe not, because you might be very busy for a while helping superhero get his knitted king-size blanket or cape put together.  What an opportunist he is. :--)

[PIRO]

She looks so mush like my mother's youngest aunt name julia, i titled is La tia Julia for her. The boy has a look alike with my logo but it's not me. I also made a card like that titled El Tiempo Pasa -  Time Flies Away. for two reasons; i am not that young anymore or the clock has wings.  I think it is a very poetic image. Glad you liked what i sent you.