Tuesday, March 31, 2015

Saturday, March 28, 2015

87/365 a little honest truth brought to you by the funnies

sent this comic off to a writer friend today


86/365 some reversals revealed

Discovered that a number of the letters in this set of wood type I purchased has additional characters carved onto the reverse side, so printed them to illustrate that. Top letter correspond to the same location of the bottom letters, so the 'W' has an 'M' on the reverse


Here's images of the type from when I discovered this delight.

Wednesday, March 25, 2015

84/365 T-U-V

Almost to the end of the alphabet; as a side note, I've been sending these to my nephew. He's 3. On the first card I asked him if he could read the letters and then say the colors to his parents; not only did he list the obvious, but he listed ALL the colors, so in the example below it would be pink, purple, blue, green, yellow


83/365 postcards and such

sent off a vintage found postcard to a friend, along with a oversized playing card postcard with my own note




Sunday, March 22, 2015

incoming mail!

Got another awesome Itinerant Printer postcard today


80/365 hats and things

Sent off a package with some kid's hats, some postcards to color and a note scribbled on a Baby-Sitter's Club postcard; the only box I had that the hats would fit in was from a 12 pack of lakefront Beer


Saturday, March 21, 2015

Sunday, March 8, 2015

67/365 giant card

Sent off this giant card to a friend today to make up for accidentally sending a blank Valentine card


Thursday, March 5, 2015

64/365 complicated mailing

Many parts, lots homemade, all combined into one exciting envelope today, including some really beautiful letterpressed type.




mail bonanza!

I got awesome mail from exotic places (Thailand) and local-ish places (Chicago and Lake Geneva respectively) today; did you know that there's a Letter Writers Alliance?! I am now proud member #07296


Tuesday, March 3, 2015

62/365 a b c!

Sent off this abcdef card (1 in a series of 5) to my nephew today, asking him to read the letters and colors to his parents.