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Thanks for visiting Mailart 365. This site is an archive of mailart produced by artists doing mailart 365 from December 2010 to August 2016. As of July 2016, we moved to a new and more modern site at www.mailart365.com. Come on over and check us out there
328/365 I Want To Ride My Bicycle
This piece was created for Mim Scalin's "Bicycles" mail art call. It is a 6x6" square.
315/365 Giftie Package to a Friend
314/365 American Dream
My favorite kind of mail art to make are the trash bubbles I create. As they cost so much more than a postcard to mail, I have not been making many this past year. When I went to package a swap I'd created, I knew it was time to revive my technique. So here it is, American Dream!
Below are a few of the stages that brought around the end result you see above.
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129- be here now {JannaK}
I shot this on a red background, hence the cut throughs appear red.
298/365-312/365 LYA Side-Swaps: To The Moon Or Bust!
297/365 Gluebook Return Envie - April Cole
296/365 RED
This piece was created for The Red Show - Mick Boyle - Conneaut, Pennsylvania... layered shades of red.
SPL884 #357
Envelope to Claudia Garcia
26 - Fishpond scene
haven't got the Sharpies out for a while, so this Return to Sender piece is a little play with my favourite markers
Public Service Announcement
When reading super secret spy mail written in invisible ink, two properly functioning hands are practically a must. The better hand will be needed to operate the flame (a Bic lighter in this example) and the weaker hand can hold the note and move it around over the flame. I had no trouble reading the message, but nearly ignited the paper in a few spots. Have a fire extinguisher handy or alternately a partner to assist.
But then that creates another problem. You let someone read a For Your Eyes Only, so now you have to kill them.
# 91 March Madness
Did you catch March Madness?
SPL884 #356
Postcard to Enzpo Correnti
