Katerina Nikoltsou (26)

Here he is, our dear deep sea friend: the Blobfish!

Created and sent from Greece by Katerina Nikoltsou.



The Blobfish came in one of these envelopes:



See Thom Courcelle's 'safety pin' artistamp:



The envelopes' stamps show Human beings:





(I don't know why female dancers need less postage than male dancers?)

The other envelope contained Owls:



And they contained Katerina's contribution to my 'what or whom is she staring at?' mail art project:




Thank you very much, Katerina!

Svetlana Volosiuk

An amazing animal, created by Svetlana Volosiuk from Belarus.

On the back so much more to see. I love languages, so I'm happy that Svetlana added these ephemera in a language which I still have to explore.



And see the beautiful artistamp on the envelope, which matches to the right arm of the weird collaged animal!



More art you can find here, and more mail art by Svetlana you can find on her website.

Thank you very much, Svetlana!

Klaus Pinter

Sent for Real Weird Animals by Klaus Pinter from Austria.
At first sight these footsteps remind me of a dancing human being (or two). And while dancing is a very normal natural phenomenon(see for instance dancing grebes here, and dancing starlings here), it is more and more wellknown that human beings are weird animals, too.

All of you are invited to try these dances!



Thank you very much, Klaus Pinter!

Joseph A. Uphoff

"This is a photograph of a ballet dancer with color adjustment. This is from the winter concert directed by Nicole Berry for Manitou Springs High School. Please consider these files for your mail art show: Weird Animals. Dancers are very unusual."



Thanks a lot, Dr. Baron Joseph A. Uphoff!