Poul Poclage, Guldborg, Denmark

This entry arrived today, one of the few that I thought might still be en route. It was postmarked last week.

The title is: Marie's bicycle. The technique is quite nice. I hope Poul will let us know more about it.

Thanks for sending this Mail Art, Poul.

Marian Sheehan, Mallow, County Cork, Ireland

Marian did this wonderful pen and ink drawing of a bicycle. She covered her card with plastic to protect it and it made it safely to us from Ireland. You can see more of Marian's work on her web site HERE. 
Love her embroidered birds!

Thanks for sending your Mail Art, Marian.

Michael C. Paul, Herndon, VA USA

This entry looks like something from a medieval tapestry, update with bicycles. A pencil drawing with a motto.  I find it very amusing, which I hope is what Michael Paul was going for. Is it Latin? I'm not sure, maybe the artist will let us know.

Thanks for this entry, Michael.

Christine Bongibault, St Remy du Plain, France

Christine's entry is a pen and ink drawing. It depicts a moment in the Tour de France,   in 1938. Gino Valetti of Italy won the race that year.

What a nice capture of a historic moment.

Thanks Christine.

Ti Ar Raden, Aulnay-sous-bois, France

 

This is such a fun entry from Ti Ar. At first I didn't see the cyclist, and then I stepped back, AH, there it is. Don't you think that the postal services are doing a good job? Notice the placement of the stamp and the address. My address is, also, on the reverse for good measure. Thanks, Ti Ar, for participating.

You can see more of what Ti Ar does HERE.

Carmela Rizzuto, Sunnyvale, CA, USA

Balance

Carmela sent this large format ink drawing of a birds eye view of a bicycle. Quite nice!

She included a note apologizing for the size, but saying that she already had this ready. I'm sure that one of my venues will be happy to put this on view.

Thanks, Carmela.

Jaromir Svozilik, Oslo, Norway

It's always nice to see mail arrive from Jaromir, whom I think of as an old friend, though we've never met. He has generously sent his lovely work to many Mail Art exhibits.

He has a distinctive style that is whimsical and interesting.

This is a pencil drawing and is entitled "Love Acrobats."

You can see more of Jaromir HERE.

Thanks for this delightful drawing, Jaromir.