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365.2 #119 Tea Cup Stamps
Tea cup stamps I created, I wish they were real stamps.
365.2 #73 Trees Forever
Mail Art stamps. The "leaves" are hand painted.
Exclusive Ho Ho Ho Holiday 01 January 2012 (#300)
I made this piece just after Christmas and it's been sitting here waiting for me to pick up again as I needed a break so here we are, the first Positively Postal piece of 2012 and #300 - an exclusive ho ho ho holiday indeed!
#54 Add and Pass Cavellini envelope
227-365 Carrickfergus
Afraid the old Carrickfergus Castle doesn't scan too clearly.
#116 Royal Wedding
Until Andy can send all of us mail art with the official Royal Wedding Stamp these will have to do!
4-17-11 Modern Trojan
A steampunk version of a modern Trojan horse. I'm learning to use photoshop brushes this week, and used four on this piece. Many thanks to obsidiandawn.com for the awesome free brushes & tutorial!
#63 Cut Here Only
A paper weave heading to a 365 member in Australia. I love hearing that something so fragile travels so far and arrives unscathed.
#61 Admidt One
A collage using recycled bits from an old, unfinished project, old tickets and stamps. This is going to France! Hope it survives the journey.
#60 Blue Roads One
Front and back for this blue weave. I used a part of an old map to make the back. This is heading to Greece.
#45 Text 2
First in my little text series with my hand carved stamp. It is heading out to a new mailart friend!
#96 by Mim
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#10 Fan Mail
Fan mail for a favorite artist, instructor, and friend of mine, Janice. This mini collage will be traveling cross town.
#3 Abstract
Last of the abstracts with Balloon Saloon stamp was mailed to my grand daughter, Mary.
#2 Abstract
Second in this series. The art stamp painting can be viewed in a larger version on my blog. It was originally painted as a contribution to the Virtual Paintout. We were painting New York City last October and I took a fancy to that corner. The painting is titled Balloon Saloon.
