Mailart 365 has moved

Even the DVLA aren’t safe from my Mail Art! 
I figured, if I have to waste a stamp to send off my drivers license for renewal, then I might as well make it count!

A decorated envelope to house a letter to a 'traditional' penpal.

Our daughter is in the exam phase of her school days.  We have spent many, many hours waiting for her between activities.  Last night we waited in the Cat and Fiddle, the Eastern region's pub of the year.  Of course I had my mailart supplies.

In moments of drizzle (rather than downpours) we planted in the raised beds.

A dad and his daughter had a chess lesson in a pub we went to over the weekend. My daughter used to call the pawns prawns.

This time it was the light - through the hallway into Fig's pink room that made the drudgery of housework bearable.

A map I received showing what 4 months of shared parenting looks like for my neice and nephew. I played with it and like abstracting to find something joyful in it.

laura, posting a new smaller piece to you. let me know if it makes it !

A quick Sharpie sketch of a character from Tezukas Black Jack. I sold 3 packs of Sharpies this morning and this was the last one, which I rushed out before running for the bus

Embroidered Wonder Woman postcard.

Recycling my birthday cards! Also featuring the inside and window of an old envelope.

Pola Dwurnik is a Polish mailartist who sends to me at my REAL wall and this Sharpie envelope is based on her picture which she rubber stamps on her pieces

A really good day for Sharpie sales, with 3 packs going out. The first is going to Italy, so I thought I'd put in a little Alpine imagery

More of my collections of owls - made this for a Postcrosser who loves owls too. 

My very first, ever, altered playing card.

The final installment in the embroidered lego comic story.

Family reunions - sometimes fun, sometimes......... Hand & machine stitched.

Parties bring out the strangest people - hand & machine stitched.

Altering books and playing with through and on in non-mailart stuff and saw an advert in the recycling bin with stars and other shapes that felt like a good starting point.  Cut and glued and tested various scraps behind then added to. Had some running problems with gel glaze but like the speed feel that came about.

Look - Mum - it's a bird not Superman! Hand & machine stitched.

Long live happy accidents!

Not sure if the cap worked as shading is quite tough with Sharpies