"I wish, I sold it a couple years ago. It began to exhibit age and Rover parts can be expensive."

"Do you still off road with the Rover?"

"This was one of a couple two colour stamps I made. Lowry was one of the ORiginal folks who started a newspaper tabloid, "Rubber Stamp Madness" which is now in magazine fORmat. 1981."

"In 1975 I took a workshop to learn white water kayaking. This is basically how I spent my time. I learned to hold my breath a long time."

"When I was an Illustrator for the Florida HRS (ca 1974) I'd make these post cards and then make a photo copy that I'd rubber cement to a 5x8 inch card. The brown stains show how rubber cement is not an archival safe glue. BTW this was a pop-out / stand up card."

"Actually I didn't make these, but they were part of the First Environmental Mail Art Exhibit (F.E.M.A.L.E.) All submissions were hung on "clothes line" outside our house/gallery: The She's Real Fine My 409 Gallery at 409 Jarvis St., Greenville, NC in the late 70's."

"This is tiny because I scanned the slide a long time ago with a lower resolution. It is a paper (painted) sewn onto water color paper with pressure stickers from Itally on it."

"This is a 4x6 inch post card with hand carved rubber stamps. OR Post Stamps were initially shared as "First Day Issues." Radio Free Dada was in New York State if I remember correctly."

"This is a 4x6 inch post card with hand carved rubber stamps. OR Post Stamps were initially shared as "First Day Issues." This was for Steve Cisler."

"This is a sheet of commemORative stamps for Mail Art friends done with a 128K Mac and Mac Paint in 1984."

"Some snow fotos from here in Falls Church. Poppy, I was thinking more of food, like meringue on a leman pie."

"i just adore these ;-)"

"i love these snowy buttocks or breasts or chins or bellies - love em!!"

"Thank you Subil"

"GR8....Snaps"