FinnBadger (14)

A Puffin? Yes, FinnBadger has seen it well: I love, love, love these birds! (and all birds, animals :-) )

In the envelope a pretty piece of blue - gold - brown art:


Thank you very much, FinnBadger!

Eva (21)

Eva drew great beetles and other useful tiny creatures and thus made this a wonderful envelope.

Inside a postcard from the 'There's nuffin like a Puffin' book illustration postcards serie. The Water Flea and his friend Water Mite show up on the cover of a book issued in 1964, named 'Pond life'. The illustration was made by Paxton Chadwick.



Thank you very much, moltes gràcies, Eva!

FinnBadger (2)

Wonderful envelope created and sent by FinnBadger. He added great matching bird stamps, too.

The envelope was based on a calendar with pictures by the great artist Charley Harper.
See the variation of birds! I consider my own drawing style sometimes far too realistic, so I feel I can learn from Harper's minimal and so well depicting style.

Love it, thank you very much, FinnBadger!

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!

Connie Jean

The Aye-aye already has been considered a weird animal a few times here (and there), but I've never seen this extraordinary fellow this close!
And until now I never realized that this ant eating mammal is so small. Thanks to Connie Jean we can see that he/she even fits in one human hand!



The envelope shows great rubber stamp prints. Among the famous Bunny and a glimpse of a Fish, also Alligators and a cool Armadillo.



More mail art by Connie Jean you can find on Mullet Mail.



Thank you very much, Connie!

Mail Art Martha (3)

The Ostrich! Great (and large) weird bird, who flew ran to my mailbox thanks to Mail Art Martha.

Among the Ostrich also these Puffins arrived, by both air and snail mail :-)



(I wonder why this picture suddenly reminds me of the phrase 'There's nuffin like a puffin')

And the envelope brightens my day, too, by these wonderful rubber stamp prints of two other nice weird animals: the Horse, and the Mail Snail!
And of course there's the official stamp of the United Queendom of Retailia.



Thank you very much, Mail Art Martha!