A gentle, soft ephemera postcard. I usually utilize very bright colors but enjoyed keeping it peaceful for this piece. This is collage with paint and other bits. To see more of my art, visit my flickr page: https://www.flickr.com/photos/corgifeet/with/12845953074/
This is a postcard I made for a banana day exchange toward the end of 2014. It's about 4 x 8 inches in size and features Paul Colin's painting of Josephine Baker in her banana skirt. Collage, paint, etc. To see more of my art, visit my flickr page: https://www.flickr.com/photos/corgifeet/with/12845953074/
Mixed media collage. I love to use ephemera and other found materials in my art. Lots of collage, paint, markers, handmade foam stamps and fun! Featuring a woman in a bloomers swim suite. This is part of an exchange through the mail called 4 from 1. I created an 8 x 10 inch masterboard background…
Some mail art postcards made in response to a request from Patti Digh (author of "Creative is a Verb" and "Four Word Self Help") for some special cards for one of the folks at SKIRT! Publications. Though I was unable to create these cards by the due date, I was still intrigued by the theme…
I hand cut out flowers and faces, drew a few things on news print and pasted away on a bingo card 5 x 6
i fused a bit of fabric and paper to a heart shaped piece of interfacing, glittered it a bit and stitched around the piece to add durability
Fabric postcard for the Pass it On Challenge. Hand-dyed fabric fused to canvas, thread sketched, and highlighted with Lumier paint.
This is a postcard for the pass it on mail art affirmation reader swap. Card shows a woman walking and behind her the background has no color but as she moves forward the background gets brighter in color. The affirmation is, "Just take the first step and don't look back".
Hand painted interfacing with photographs from a door in Venice, Italy and quote printed on the interfacing. The interfacing was selectively melted to create texture. Ink, fabric markers, and paint sticks were used to embellish. Quote: Art is when you hear a knocking from your soul – and you answer. by Star Riches So much…
