Here's a feline dental record turned into an envelope for his project.
Looking at it now, I wish I had put the tiger stamp in the middle of the teeth and written the address along the bottom.
The reverse.
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One of the original envelopes, #77, is perfect for Christophe's project. He thinks I am now addicted to it, and I am tending to agree with him.
Globally stamped.
And off to France.
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Bonus! Christophe surprised me with mail art earlier this month.
I think he likes his envelopes to be slightly oddly shaped (look at Eric's blog link in the list to the right - there's a recent one from M. Blaise). And hexagonal stamps! I think that a traditional nickname for France is "L'hexagon" because of the country's shape.
Stamps close up.
And, referencing the batman stamps I put on his pumpkinmailarteeth, one of the caped crusader's many enemies - catwoman.
It is a fascinating theme, indeed. I like your envelopes, especially the second.
ReplyDeleteI have sent two contributions:
http://mailadventures.blogspot.com/2014/11/out-268-souriez.html
http://mailadventures.blogspot.com/2014/03/out-216mail-projects-72-cabinet.html
It is a really odd theme - sometimes creepy, sometimes beautiful, always interesting. I noticed your contributions - the weird model of the skull/teeth is quite bizarre looking!
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