Richard Baudet (4,5,6,7,8,9)

Richard Baudet added a lot of great findings to my 'add and return' project named "What or whom is she staring at?".
In some of the returned mail art Animals play an important role. Those of course belong here, although I'll post them on the IUOMA site, too.

I've showed one here before. Meanwhile Richard has caused more than once more smiles on my face,by, among them, the added-to-and-returns you can see here.











Thank you very much, merci beaucoup, Richard!

Katerina Nikoltsou (16)

In the animal in this collage three forms of Art unite: the art Nature provides us with, the art of rubber stamping / print making, and the art or origami.
And, together with the surroundings of the Camel, the art of creating collages and *yummy* coffee, and, of course, mail art!

Created by Katerina Nikoltsou. She also added a kind little mouse and a rabbit, swinging.



Thank you very much, Katerina!

Eva (9)

A variety of animals, wonderfully drawn by Eva, who also choose a suitable postcard from the Puffin series.



Thank you very much, moltes gràcies, Eva!

Katerina Nikoltsou (7)

Katerina got me !
'Of course there is a Camel in the refrigerator', I thought, as history had proofed this.
A Stripy Camel, as you see, even, familiar to Stripy Geese.

However, I became largely surprised when I opened the fridge. No Camel, but....



.. a Bunny instead!
Almost a Real Ray Johnson Bunny - but a special one: a Katerina-blue coloured Bunny.



I think from today on, I'll never regard Easter bunnies anymore without thinking of Mail Art!

On the envelope Katerina added a G.A.C. sticker:



Thank you very much, Katerina, OPA, ευχαριστώ πολύ!

Katerina Nikoltsou (6)

A Camel inside a refrigerator arrived in this envelope:



And this is the inside of the refrigerator:



Part of the 'Time' project from Katerina Nikoltsou from Greece.
Katerina included also two add-and-pass-on envelopes from/to Berlin, and artistamps from Artstamp.DK, which I can use well for my mail.

Such a nice surprise, Katerina, love all of it! Thank you very much, ευχαριστώ πολύ!

Nicole Eippers (12)

All mammals on this mail art!
Among them... The mole! One of my favourite weird animals. I am always wondering how a mammal can breath underground. This funny creature succeeds!
Of course the Flying Piggy cannot be missing on the beautiful collages Nicole Eippers creates. The postal service also added a nice cancellation stamp print which completes the composition.

Thank you very much, merci beaucoup, Nicole!

Call for entries: Weird real animals!

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