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more tar gel and acrylic paint - using bingo marker bottles to apply paint

Recycling the envelope received from Katerina Nikoltsou

Last memories of New Orleans

This woman with the beautiful smile makes me smile. She does indeed have style.

She has so many apples in her basket! I wonder if she and her family get to eat those apples. Sometimes people who harvest produce can't afford to buy the same produce. I wish there was a way to find a balance between growing healthy, chemical and GMO-free food and keeping that production affordable. In the US organic foods are very expensive. I don't know if that is the case in the rest of the world, though. I hope this lady's beautiful smile is due in part to a healthy diet of fresh fruit and vegetables.

This is heading to Morrissey at college. I remember college being a bit unbalancing ... too many choices sometimes.

I've got to stop falling behind. Luckily, now that I've got this week out of the way, things shouldn't be too tough for a while. ^^ Also, the new glue stick works great! I was afraid that it would be bad because it was so cheap, but it worked like a charm.

Looks much nicer in person. I'm using gold and silver leaf joss paper and it doesn't scan very well. The picture which is from an old Eastern religions book didn't so hot either.

I superimposed the white wolf onto the photo of the snow camp & aurora borealis.

A combination of three photos: the background, the red barn, & the horse.

29 JAN 2011 Lyric from "Grenade" by Bruno Mars

I loved this photo of the lion, and had been looking for a suitable background to superimpose it on. I loved it on this one. Hope you like it, too!

These two National Geographic photos combined to make a really great humorous comment.

Made in the Airport at Atlanta, GA

I found these two photos & just had to combine them into a funny card!

Fourth Card made in New Orleans, LA

Third Card made in New Orleans, LA

Second Card made in New Orleans, LA

First Card done in New Orleans, LA

As a little girl, I loved my dollhouse. Today, I decided to decorate a dollhouse to reconnect with my inner child. By the way, my inner child is named 'Polly', which is what I was called when I was a little girl.

This A4 piece started off with a snowflake outline, that I picked up at a recent education technology show and I had intended to make a wintery scene.

However, as soon as I saw the white shapes on the black background, I just knew a ninja was hiding in there somewhere!

Because of the size, I'm going to send this to a mailartist in the UK. Not sure who yet

After my drawing class this week I just wanted to get myself back collaging. It's an art form I feel comfortable with.

The stamps came from a brilliant post crossing I received a while back from holland. The piece was made of cardboard and had 6 sudokus on it and a load of NL stamps.

In order to register the card I had to solve all 6 sudokus.

It took me aaaaaaaaages.

I just wanted to make the address side a little more exciting before I sent it off and got a little carried away. Not another number, I couldn't bring myself to count another one as 2, despite being nearly 10 numbers behind

I just got a book from the library on pop-up art. So cool. I decided to send this little flower off to someone! oh, and I got new zebra ducktape! niceee

27 JAN 2011 decorated electricity payment envelope : didn't have much time on Thursday

28 JAN 2011 2nd fabric postcard for swap-bot swap ...was attempting a quilted "zentangle" effect and put the rabbit on for the Lunar Year 2011

pastels experimentation

#9 of 365 more Zentangles

Still trying to get the hang of postings, more Zentangles not my usual mailart style but it is what I seem to be into right now.