Bradford's Comments

Ciao Caro Amico, scusa ma non ho compreso cosa volevi dire con "There you go".

Hello Dear Friend, sorry but I did not understand what you meant by "Here you are".

Ciao Caro Amico!  può essere!  Un fraterno abbraccio, W LA MAIL ART!!!

Thanks for the birthday wishes Brad! 

We became friends a few weeks ago when you shared an address. Do you want to exchange mail art?

Welcome & thanks for the kind comment! Great Fluxus Dakota stamps.

I mainly take photos using the traditional method on black and white negatives (medium format, e.g. 6x9 or 6x6 cm), and the prints are made in the darkroom on photographic paper.
 For the purposes of the blog, there are also scans from negatives. 
I use old cameras, sometimes even 100 years old (eg Kodak Brownie).

But for the purposes of the blog, I also sometimes use electronic devices, without modifying the image made.

Grazie Bradford... un fraterno abbraccio , b

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Hi Bradford, thanks for the info but I had his address on the map, I just thought he was there. I wanted to thank him directly for his two postcards.
I hope to have one from you soon ^^ see you soon. Greetings, sandra

Hi Bradford! I will do my best to bore you about typography and margins! Nice items you have (in a nice rustic setting)! I have to figure out this IUOMA interface, but I'm excited to be here and part of the community. I learned about it from my friend Mim.

Hi there Bradford!

this one took off a few days ago  - but I'm afraid the postage 's too weak . . .  I checked this morning at the post office, but the letter was gone already. . . we'll see then. Have a nice day !

Dear Bradford, thank you for your feedback on my poems. I could tell you the addresses on the Internet where all available English translations of my poems are located.

Hi Bradford! Thank you for the welcome to IUOMA! I apologize for the late reply- still learning the site. Happy New Year!

Thank you very much!

Bradford, did you get your assistants? Photos please!

Thanks for the comment on my Workspace photos, Bradford.

That coffee mug you commented on is my favorite and one that I was recently gifted from a friend who lived above the Propt Theater in Chicago. They recently left their original theater space and had a huge open house with lots of free stuff to take...I couldnt help but accept it as my friend placed it ontop of the armfull of theater stuff I went home with:) 

21.10.20 Dare Sir Bradford,...looking forward to the second coming of the Yves Klein postcard ("Leap into the Void")  -a monumental  event in contemporary art.......& the Doonesbury Cartoon Postage Stamps (via Michael Thompson) .....I had not ever heard of that one but  what an exciting,strange & exceptionable collectible that must be even among traditional  & conservative stamp collectors!!!!!   SinCelery, Richard Canard

I mailed my first piece in 1990, but perhaps some of the old envelopes that I've employed have earlier dates on them, but I can't contend that my work pre-dates 1990. My first was a stamp of Bug Bunny taken from a magazine with his ears extending beyond the borders of the cartoon perforations. My motivation came from an article about a Doonesbury cartoon that was drawn as postage stamps and folks cut those out, glued them to envelopes and sent them successfully through the mail.