Raspberries and the coloured drawers came from one of my trusted mailart sources, The Times Saturday magazine. Rubiks cube was taken from a nightclub advert and as you might know I've got stamps all over the place so there's never a shortage of those for mailart insertion. All gives rise to Retro Raspberry Drawers, now I wonder what might be inside them....!?

Bought some new card pretty recently and I didn't realise how bright it actually is until I cut some shapes from it to create this abstract piece. The red rectangle actually came from the Post Office when I bought some stamp miniature sheets and the card was being used to keep them flat/divided so a little bit of free mailart material courtesy of Post Office Counters!

envelope to Gilda Camero

A refashioned drawing, a figure from an RSA magazine, and one of Mim's scraps. I'm sure they do handstands in the exotic flowers there.

Fried egg chick with baked beans beak. Might do a bit of a birds series seeing as it's spring an' all...

Cadbury's Chocolate are holding a competition in the UK, providing postcards with a blank area to 'Write your message of support [...] to keep Team GB pumped!'

Hand sewn envelope with a letter for one of my 'traditional' pen-pals.

Vizma's group about workspaces inspired me to take a close look at my studio.  Loved the compostition of this clutter.

Still thinking Hockney I found a few good shapes in a tourist map of Scotland.

We took the train down to London yesterday evening and saw both the Hockney and the Freud.  What a juxtaposition! I looked at my tree view differently today.  The background was a piece of pen scribbles made as I sorted dead and alive gel pens.

postcard to Ivana Rezek

art course - didn't work out - decided to draw the floor instead

The new peace corps????? One can only hope.

Still catching up a little bit, a few days behind! Most of this piece was made using an accounting and business magazine with a few other postal bits & pieces and stickers added for good measure, even the zebra looks intrigued! Who said accountancy and business could not be interesting!