Another incredibly inspiring japanese book...The name should be "creative correspondence" but I'm not quite sure (Akiko,we need your help)...have a nice weekend everyone! p.s. book is available here
As a mail art trader (and someone who likes ye old snail mail) I stated decorating my envelopes, but because of my studies time won't allow it anymore (or maybe I just became lazy).
Is it avalaible online somewhere? I can't read a word of japanese, but it looks like a really beautiful and inspiring book!
hi, love your work, wow in there I spotted an illustration (hedgehog flying a kite) that could be great in The Wind In The Willows! its my favourite for sure. best wishes, Starry
Hi Kris. E=picture,futo=envelope, okurou=send.The book called "Let's Send an Efuto" by Satoshi Kitamura & Motoko Matuda.www.satoshiland.com I love his picture! Thank you for sharing:-)
I'm going to try to buy this from amazon.co.jp (an English translation button is available) as it's probably the best mail art book I've ever seen. Thanks for telling people about it!
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Oh, love love love the "mole with kite"-one, two of my favortie symbols!
As a mail art trader (and someone who likes ye old snail mail) I stated decorating my envelopes, but because of my studies time won't allow it anymore (or maybe I just became lazy).
Is it avalaible online somewhere? I can't read a word of japanese, but it looks like a really beautiful and inspiring book!
An other treasure from Junku ??
I already added this name to my list for my next visit to Paris. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing this book - I've just discovered mail art and did my first one this week! Will have to try to get hold of this book!
These are the most amazing pages I have ever seen!
Thank you so much for sharing!
hi, love your work, wow in there I spotted an illustration (hedgehog flying a kite) that could be great in The Wind In The Willows! its my favourite for sure.
best wishes, Starry
Hi Kris. E=picture,futo=envelope,
okurou=send.The book called "Let's Send an Efuto" by Satoshi Kitamura & Motoko Matuda.www.satoshiland.com
I love his picture!
Thank you for sharing:-)
I'm going to try to buy this from amazon.co.jp (an English translation button is available) as it's probably the best mail art book I've ever seen. Thanks for telling people about it!
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