Blogger is not letting me arrange these, so I will use the caption feature and see how that goes. Happy Holidays. I will now return to the task of scheduling post in advance. I am well into February.
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| This is what most of the exchange envelopes looked like. |
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| I was trying to do the DuBosch Jubilee lettering with a Parallel Pen, but I think the pen needs to be disassembled and cleaned. s-o-m-e-d-a-y |
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| The note at the top is from Florence and it's been pestering me to try an imitation. It would have been better if I had pulled out some different pens and markers. I know I will be doing more of these. It was loads of fun. |
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| These are the flip sides of the ones pictured below. Top one is part of a Trader Joe's bag and the bottom one is part of a Potbelly's bag. I thought it would be fun to morph Potbelly into Phillip, but my brain was asleep and I started doing Finnbadger - only with a Ph. I hope it doesn't ruin it for Eric to see his envelope before it arrives in the mail. |
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| While I had fun making these envelopes the lettering is very ho-hum. I'm not going to let it bother me because I just read an article about how making really bad art is part of making really good art. Whew. That alleviates a lot of pressure. |
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