A piece of Mailart365 from Jan

Jan H sent me three pink potatoes.

Watercolor calendar envelopes

Some more of the envelopes I harvested from a large watercolor calendar titled 'Fairies'. I continue to be impressed by how well they pair with the botanical art stamps. These are envelopes 784, 808, 793, 795, 783, 786, 807, 777, 794 and 810.

Leftovers 55

Collage to Jan H in WA.

Reconnecting via repetition & variation

Remember under M is for MMSA? Here is the missing repetition & variation swap postcard.

Turns out it was a) delivered to the sender, and b) the sender was Jan H, who I used to exchange mail art with, but haven't since 2014. So it arrived quite a bit later than the other three cards.

Jan sent the returned card to me in this awesome painted envelope.

And she included this intriguing piece titled Blur.

Great to 'see you in my mailbox' Jan, even if it was through a postal misadventure.

When was the last time you reconnected with someone through the mail? Did you initiate it, or did they?

Envelope 473

Gotham skyline

The batsignal

To Jan H (in WA)

Bonus faces

Bonus mail from Rose and Jan H (in Washington) after I sent them a 29 faces in september envelope.

Great postcard from Rose:

Jan made a homemade envelope from a picture of Wonderwoman, and inside were 5 bonus faces.. 

Bonus face link: CJ traced Benedict Cumberbatch's face from the envelope I sent her.

29 faces in september part IX: envelopes 257, 241 & 134

25/29: #257 to Pamela

An extra member of Kiss?

The back

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26/29: #241 to Jan H (in WA)

I think this guy's a Scandinavian actor...forgot to write his name down

Bonus face (and sleeve tattoo)

Johnny again

The back

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27/29: #134 to Karen Y

How could you not like an envelope with Weird Al on it?

Not to mention bonus weird person in the flap

Completing a trio of Johnny Cash

And the back