Postcard art ideas inspiration

I’m being uncharacteristically arty in this picture because I want to talk for a moment about art for art’s sake. Last night my husband asked me, “Do you feel good about the work you do? Do you feel fulfilled?” I have wanted to create for as long as I can remember. It has been

Mixed Media Postcards by Mary C. Nasser with StencilGirl Stencils

I was very honored when Lisa Solomon and Susan Schwake asked me to be part of the Good Mail Day show at Susan’s gallery Artstream Studios in New Hampshire this month. In the Good Mail Day show 60 arti

Mail the love, Friends! Homemade postcards are a great way to let your loved ones know that you're thinking of them. And they're so fun to make!

In today's blog post I am sharing with you one hundred mixed media ideas for creating awesome DIY Postcards! Enjoy! Video: 100 DIY Postcard Ideas Watch this video for all those ideas! It moves quickly but you can paus or re-watch as many times as you like. let me know in the comments if you

Sending postcard valentines can be a delightful way to spread love. Explore how to recreate stunning collaged designs inspired by received postcards. Discover DIY tips and ideas for crafting unique valentine cards! #ValentinesDay #PostcardArt #DIYValentines

Hello 2017! I’m a little late to the party - the result of the incorrect thought that everything needs to be perfect before I started posting again - but was awake to see 2016 die and 2017 rise like a phoenix from the ashes. (I also spent New Year’s in Phoenix, so I

Inspired by iHanna's postcard swap, I set up my own postcard swap in Israel. The turnout was fantastic, and we were each supposed to make 5 postcards. However, I decided to make 70, to thank all the participants, and I wanted to share the process of making all those cards here, because I just had so much fun making them! This was my first batch: And this is how I made them: I took a huge piece of white cardstock, and sprayed it. I love how unexpected the results are, and I tried spraying…

I inherited my great Aunt Esther's collection of post cards and I used a pair of them to create a bit of mail art with some Stampendous birds. One bird was stamped on plain tissue paper, the other on a vintage book page, and both were cut-out and pasted on the cards. I did this mainly because I could play around with the placement and avoid a mis-stamp that can't be undone. The pine trees and leafy dots were also done this way. There's a bit of collage paper and miscellaneous stamping to…