Faiz Kermani

I was surprised by pretty and Frog-friendly mail, containing this bookmark and funny stickers. The message is clear:



Sent by Faiz Kermani from France. He is an author of various books in which the Frog is the main character. Among them Frijibold the Frog in 'The Frog in the Skyscraper', and Bobbul, the Frog who loves mathematics. The illustrations for these two books have been made by Korey Scott (who also has a nice blog).





Faiz also added this important message. You can find more information on the website 'Save the Frogs'.


Thank you very much, Faiz!

Denise

Some weeks ago I swapped mail art envelopes via the marvelous LEP. I thought this swap was one-to-one, so I was surprised to receive envelopes from a totally different person from the one I had sent my envelopes to.

And I was not only the lucky receiver of three beautiful envelopes, but also of a great drawing - hidden in one of these - of the Carolina Writing Spider, famous for the patterns in her web. Drawn by Denise from the USA - thanks a lot, Denise!

And note the Dragonfly... Fortunately this insect turned and succeeded to escape from the arachnid (poor spider, who remains hungry..).

Amy

Not really intended for this RWA mail art project, but received as a 'thank you' mail from my partner-in-LEP Amy from Australia.
In Australia some of my most favourite animals live, who happen to be weird animals: the platypus, echidna and kookaburra (and many others of course :-) .
But when you think about it, also the 'common' animals are weird. And very friendly! Would we give milk to others, apart from our own children? Would we have our hairs shaved, so that others can make yarn and cloths of it?



Thank you very much, Amy, for your kind letter and animals, and the stamps which unintentionally provided me of more food-for-thought (which is always welcomed!).