mail art IN today--
A postcarded buck from JK Post in Utica, NY. Nicely arranged. It asks the question "Are you a mail art myth?" I think the answer is, "Not yet!"
I mailed to Neosho and somebody else...(I have a lousy memory--I guess I ought to log in and make a note of what's going out of here while I still have the mail around to look at).
I'm a little distracted because I'm supposed to be creating invitations for my son Sam's wedding to Amanda that is scheduled for November 13!! We should have mailed already, but NOOOooooo--I can't squeeze the info out of the busy lovebirds. Sheesh. I may be scribbling something out in crayon and mailing it in postcard form...yikes.
I'm digging the COMMENTS. Yeah, I can see how this blogging thing gets addictive. Great to see old friends!
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Hazel is trying to introduce her students to the delights of blogging in the hope it will encourage them to find out things for themselves and keep a record of their time as a student and also a kind of alternative to a website, where you don't always get instant feedback from those looking or reading it. Most websites seem very static affairs which dont change much over the year but a blog is changing everyday which is much more fluid and organic , so very good for sorting out ideas and seeing things afresh. For example, seeing my collages up on the screen makes me see them in a different light and I can see faults in them (as well as the good things) that I wouldnt see normally.
Look forward to some image soon julie. have you got your Flickr account yet? Come and join the Collage Kids!
Flipped to your blog today - what is 'mail art'? I can't seem to figure it out from your blog. As I am an artist I'm interested to know. Follow my profile links to my sites and contact me from there if you like.
Thanks
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