Mailart 365 has moved

So nice to be back in America's bicycle capitol. I saw a wedding party yesterday driving along the bike lane in eight pedicabs! Beautiful!

Lookout, I scored a sheet of vinyl stickers reading "GIVE WAY TO OUTGOING TRAFFIC". They'll never be a street sign now, better each letter will adorn a piece of mailart!!

#243 Minimal 3 + graphite

#243a Minimal 3 + graphite

These were sent out earlier...well before the Christmas in July expiration date:)

July 30-31, 2011. Some "deep purple" Summer Sandpo Greek Islands. One
is sent to Marcella in Argentina and the other has 26 Peace Cranes for
Japan! Keep making Peace Cranes, liketelevisionsnow needs 1,000 to
send for good wishes to Japan.

Here is the last of mabb's photos artistamped in the Positively Postal way - thanks for taking all of these wonderful photos and if you (or anybody else?) fancy taking more when you get the chance then please do go ahead!

185 of 365 by Boo Cartledge

Part of my series of "We've Moved" postcards.  They all feature the golden trees.  183 of 365.

182 of 365.  I lovelovelove this piece.  The text is from an early history book, and the final line reads, "The Stone Age mothers, you know, dug up the ground with sticks."  Cracks me up every time I think of it.

181 of 365.  ATC

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A quickie collage celebrating the transition from super market salsa to fresh. Yay!!

Spray painted cereal box, food labels, and seed packets.

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I got a little caught up with mailart365 on June 25 when I sent out this BIG pile.

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I got a little caught up with mailart365 on June 25 when I sent out this BIG pile.

Maybe you'll recognize one???

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I sent this card to my brother, Dustin, who's birthday was July 3. I can't tell whether the penguins are singing or laughing...

And I have a new niece as of 5:30pm on July 3rd. 8 lb 11 oz Isabelle had a birthday too!

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Created for Fi for the Cut and Paste summer postcard swap.

The tomato and cucumber plants are flourishing and I can't wait to have a glut of produce to make gazpacho.

Index from a gardening book, paper napkin of lettuces, bits from old seed packages...I guess that's why I've been holding on to them??

"Clare glanced at the judges to see what their reactions were."

Found an old empty stamp album page in German for a Great British stamp collection and filled it with pattern "stamps" from the Saturday magazine, may be worth something in a few hundred years!

184 of 365.  I sent this one to my friend Jennifer Pitzer Brown, who owns a horse.  At least one horse.

178 of 365.  Boo Cartledge

177 of 365.  Boo Cartledge.  Intricate bits of fabric and stitching.

176 of 365.  ATC.

175 of 365.  Fishie, fishie, fishie.  Boo cartledge

174 of 365.  The tiny palm tree on the top right is for superwomen to sit under after a day's work.

172 of 365 by Boo Cartledge.  ATC.

171 of 365.  I sent this to I'm a Superhero for her original zombie call.

I was finally able to scan and post the mailart received over the last however many weeks it's been.  Thank you to Diane Keys, Christine, Mabb, Mim, Gigi Butterfly, Sharon Zimmer, Louise Kiner, Dre, Julie Bynum, Maryhassound, Superhero, Dewi, and Karen Champlin.  Such riches!  Thanks to each of you.

Scans of your mailart are posted over on my own mailart blog.

Just a reminder that I moved and mail should be addressed as follows:

Boo Cartledge
2907 Rockford Ln
Louisville, KY  40216  USA

british hydrant

NmBr_536 - #Un-Solicited #collaboration with #Egon_Schiele #mailart

Lokapala, the Buddhist protector of heaven looking out for the Beijing subway.

Minimal 3, plus graphite

Minimal 3, plus graphic bis

July 29, 2011. A violet sky and some Summer Sandpo Greek Islands. This
postcard is sent to Mike Boyle for his "Postcard" project. It has all
the makings of a cool evening sea breeze off the Aegean Sea!

Come up smelling of roses (well at least of this one rose!) with the Positively Postal Mail Art Rockstar Service and do shoes really have to cost that much....!?