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I'm still sending out Mail Art in envelopes. :)
So, do I, but less then I used too. The Internet absorbes time to but is has broadened the network and has kept it alive as well by sharing all the works in digital ways.
I do still send out envelopes and snail-mail for purposes of trading art and mail-art, but I also use the Internet to communicate with other artists.
I still dress up postcards, letters, and regular cards and envelopes to my own friends and family. I've seen books on Mail Art and just now stumbled onto this blog so thank you, I hope the Snail Mail Art continues on.
--Paula
YES! I do send snail mail regularly to my family and friends, my mail art friends too of course.
Post on people!
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