A Second Postcard from Nine Year-old Risa. Felt tip pen and crayon drawing. What is that blue thing coming from the house? Risa's favorite sport is karate and she has a green belt.
Postcard by Seven Year-Old Fumiya of Kobe, Japan Origami birds and a little red fish in the corner. I imagine it's a picture of Kobe with the ocean in front, mountains in the back and houses in between.
Large Mixed Media Postcard from A. Karol of Oakland, CA
Cardboard card Measures 16"x 11.75 inches. The front of the card has large plastic letters, tape, paper and acrylic paint. Back of the card has paint and tape and beautiful postage stamps.
Large Envelope/Small Drawing by Chevalier Daniel C Boyer of Houghton, Michigan A large RWB envelope arrived with gorgeous stamps of tiffany lamps, toleware and star wars. Inside was a little drawing. In a quiet landscape with two moons above, a red alien stuck out its tongue to eat the music floating above him.
I used to prefer Zazzle but they went to a weird glossy paper that obscures the image. Stamps.com images are smaller but they still use the matte paper that produces quite lovely results.
"Fine," "Fringe" and "Flocking" cards were made yesterday at my studio. "Fine" combines a dark blue satiny fabric, red velvet and a flour sack. "Fringe" is made of 2 cotton fabrics. The plaid fabric was loosely woven so was perfect for fringeing. "Flocking" combines a flocked maroon/white fabric with a starred ribbon. The fabric was given to me by a good friend while we were clearing out her mother's house. Her mother had had a stroke and was living in a care facility in the East Coast. Her mother passed away earlier this year and this fabric brings many fond memories.
Made in USA Postcard by Stevenspat Ink and pencil drawings over a vintage postcard. The blue ink is a great play on the blue/white designs on chinaware. This photo must have been taken at a time when Asian food was as mysterious as the Orient. How things have changed!
Feminist Artist Rusty Cantor's Postcard Rusty sent me a second RWB painting on a postcard. She painted over a postcard announcing a previous show of hers. This is a wonderfully effective way of reusing one's postcards.
Painted Postcard by Rusty Cantor, feminist artist. View shows front and back of card. She told me that she is color-blind so she cannot be blamed for stretching the color palette a bit.
paper hat by jacqueline, mailed as shown above (no box) from the excellent hunter's point post office in san francisco and delivered five days later in the very same shape to pennysylvania
paper hat, stickers, tissue used to stuff the crown
Postcards by Mr Potani A series of fabric postcards made from scrap ribbons and muslim sacks. Most of the materials came from SCRAP, a fabulous recycle store for artists and teachers in San Francisco.