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September 03, 2010

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S. Preston - Konni Mackenzie

2021.10.08 NY Comic Con Konni Mackenzie by S. Preston It's been a while since I have had the chance to post a new sketch. I was the fortune to attend NY Comic Con again. This year I came across the booth of S. Preston, a fantastic artist who creates minimalist stadium art and ballpark princesses. He was kind enough to draw his new original character that he hopes will help promote baseball to the girls who go to the game with their dads. I am sure she will be affectionally called Konni Mac! Check out his work, my wife loved this and that speaks volumes, Thanks Preston S. Preston

National Parks -

Independence Hall, Philadelphia - Washington FDC Statue of Liberty, NY - Bartholdi FDC Edison Laboratory West Orange, NJ - I enjoy visiting National Parks. The National Parks started using a special 'cancel' to be used in a passport for visitors in 1986, Whenever I visit a park I like to bring along a first day cover to commemorate my visit and apply a related design... Philatelic Journey was another site I set up to display first day covers used to commemorate some of my travels

Mail Art

The International Union of Mail-Artists ( IUOMA ) is an artistic community that consists of over 3000 members world-side. IUOMA was founded in 1988, but the populist artistic movement centered around sending small scale works through the postal service, originally developing around the 1950s... It probably goes back much further. In the 1960's artist Ray Johnson established the New York Correspondence School, using the postal system to send out his art. Although not considered a mainstream form of art, mail-art has been featured in museums and galleries. Mail-art takes on various forms, whatever the artist chooses to post in the mail Mail art from David Solomon - Kickstarter reward I'm sending you this piece of mail as part of your contributions to the Making Mail Kickstarter project. I know Mike and I and everyone involved in the film greatly appreciate the support. My involvement was both unexpected and exciting. I never thought I'd be interviewed about a passion

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