I would like to send them directly through the mail - I love the thought of original art being mailed as a real postcard (and they are pre-printed as postcards). And I don't care if they become smudged on the way, but you might. Any thoughts?
I'm also working on a painting, a portrait after such a long time of not doing them. And I haven't gotten past the sketch phase yet. All is ready, but somehow I'm nervous to start. Fear of not doing it right? Oh, whatever! I'm going to get started on it RIGHT NOW!
Wishing you a wonder-filled day with many happy surprises!
P.S. I am turning on the letter verification on my comments for just a few days. I keep getting spammed every day. Blogger filters them out, but I still get all those e-mails in my inbox. I think turning on the verification for a few days will have them move on from here. Sorry about the inconvenience for you!
❧ Silke
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ReplyDeleteGlad to see you're thoroughly enjoying the art process!
I think (and you know how reliable the thinking is right now...lol!) that there are clear envelopes for art postcards, tho I have no idea where they are purchased.
Maybe a google search?
I remember getting a card in one.
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Anne
Liebe Silke,
ReplyDeleteich wünsche dir und deiner Familie ein frohes neues Jahr und dir natürlich viel Schaffensfreude. Die Postkarte sieht klasse aus.
Ich bin überhaupt kein Frühaufsteher. Das ist natürlich schön, weil ich am Wochenende ausschlafen kann. Der Nachteil ist, dass man einiges verpasst. Aber alles kann man nicht haben. Der späte Vogel fängt auch noch Würmer♥
LG Sabine
I received an art postcard from a friend last week and I loved that it was right there. It didn't seem at all smudged or damaged and I think it is neat that the postal workers got to see the beauty of the art too. Just a thought!
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Thanks for your comments and advice. I think I'm just going to mail them as postcards - as they are! We'll see how they make it... :)
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