Even though the USPS no longer distributes airmail stickers, you can make your own. You can even send a batch to Dystatic in Canada, and you will get a bunch sent back to you.
Thursday, April 16, 2026
Airmail Stickers from the California Postal Service
Friday, April 3, 2026
Mail Art Book #2
In June 2022 I completed Mail Art Book #1. Nearly four years later, the second in the series is finished.
Along with their mail art, many artists include ephemera, stickers, artist stamps and other pieces in their envelopes — and sometimes the envelopes are works of art too. In 2020 I began to repurpose this material in artist books. I always start with a large, used coffee table book — armed with glue and scissors these 170 pages are the latest results. I am already looking for another old book to start filling up.
Labels:
Art,
artist book,
collage,
envelope,
Mail art,
Mixed Media,
Postage stamp,
postal,
scrapbook,
Tofuart
Thursday, March 26, 2026
Sailing Away in the Mail
I typically do not use the stamped postcards from the USPS, but when I saw the Schooner Series, I had an idea. I did not want to paint boats, but this old book was begging to be cut up and collaged. And then I learned about Scrambled Art Co. and their fantastic hole punches to make faux postage.
The results are in the mail…
Saturday, March 7, 2026
Postmarked!
The machines at the USPS postmarked the wrong side of the mail art from Thom Courcelle. I like when this happens and mail art is inadvertently authenticated.
Tuesday, February 24, 2026
Thursday, February 5, 2026
Year of the Horse
To celebrate the Year of the Horse my new series of mail art uses hand-carved, rubber stamps and was inspired by some of the world’s oldest known horse art. These are on their way to mailboxes around the world.
Labels:
Art,
California,
Lascaux,
lunar new year,
Mail art,
postal,
postcard,
rubber stamp,
San Francisco,
year of the horse,
马
Friday, January 2, 2026
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