#mail art
Today’s stranger, Rosemarie, is turning 95 on October 19th!
My next stranger, Donna, lives in an assisted living facility. This means she can’t have any visitors to celebrate her 84th birthday on November 1st. So, her daughter put out a call for birthday cards from anyone and everyone! Feel free to join in the mailing fun and send her a note if you like :)
Ethel, the next stranger I’m sending a birthday card to, turns 98 on October 26th! We coincidentally live pretty close to each other, so I featured an iconic piece of architecture from her town on the envelope.
Shop update happening… lots of holiday cards, ornaments, jewelry, etc.
Cheers.etsy.com/shop/eyefun
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Last spreads from My Seeded Drawlloween notebook… did every day! Prompts: fang, crypt, serpentine (2), and costume. Cover is vintage braille paper and a faux bird skull.
Still working on my Drawlloween seeded notebook… prompts: poisonous, Frankenstein, Frank bill, and insectoid.
More Drawlloween spreads… prompts: pumpkin (2), giant monsters (2), and omen
More spreads for my “seeded notebook” labyrinth, poisonous, lagoon, yokai, fairytale, mythological, vampire (2)
Another collage postcard! This one with some sweet vintage stamps from my mom.
Postcrossing US-8480079 by Gail Anderson
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Handmade collage postcard with a Victorian tea theme. I made this and sent it to a Postcrossing member in Belarus.
Postcrossing US-8480079 by Gail Anderson
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Handmade collage postcard with a Victorian tea theme. I made this and sent it to a Postcrossing member in Belarus.
United States Flag Postage Stamps by Gail Anderson
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Sheet of United States Postage Stamps with different versions of the United States flag throughout history.
Postcrossing US-8422117-A by Gail Anderson
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Collage postcard that I made myself and sent to a Postcrossing member in Spain.
Purple Vintage Collage by Gail Anderson
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Handmade vintage collage postcard with a rubber stamped background and vintage ephemera. Sent by a mail artist friend in Oregon.
Mee after fingering myself ✨
A collaborative art book in which my friend and I add, subtract, and continue evolving the layers and then pass it back to the other. We use a lot of found items, clippings, small surprises in secret pockets, and whatever we feel.
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Little piece of peace. May your holidays be heartwarming.
