I really like the mini art prints! And the little fish are ace, haven't had one of those for ages, used to get them in Christmas crackers. Nice website Cole, I will be following.
I really like the mini art prints! And the little fish are ace, haven't had one of those for ages, used to get them in Christmas crackers. Nice website Cole, I will be following.
I rec'd a reply from the incomparable Mr Brian Gray with his Edison Pen Co drool-worthy bookmark. Those pens look like precious gems or luscious candies.
sinistral hypergraphica - a slurry of ink
"Nothing means less than zero"
sinistral hypergraphica - a slurry of ink
"Nothing means less than zero"
Simplicity Embellished | Pens, letter writing, type, crewel work, leatherworking and all sorts of traditional crafting.
Hello Cole | About me, basically.
@ColeImperi | Twitter
@ColeImperi on Facebook | Facebook
* I'm currently in the market for flex nibbed anythings! Juicy writers preferred. Contact me if you are selling. *
Simplicity Embellished | Pens, letter writing, type, crewel work, leatherworking and all sorts of traditional crafting.
Hello Cole | About me, basically.
@ColeImperi | Twitter
@ColeImperi on Facebook | Facebook
* I'm currently in the market for flex nibbed anythings! Juicy writers preferred. Contact me if you are selling. *
Here it is along with the Goulet Pen Co one that came with LE Edison Nouveau Encore.
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sinistral hypergraphica - a slurry of ink
"Nothing means less than zero"
Hey, I just met you, and this is crazy...but here's my letter. So write me, maybe?
If you're an InCo pen pal, please PM me first if you'd like to write to me. Thanks!
I design stickers of characters, usually cute and a little edgy. Since I have to order them by the hundreds I always enjoy dropping them in envelopes, in the tip jar (with cash) at the coffee shop, etc. I love to get them printed on good materials, but I don't sell them and I certainly have no use for hundreds of stickers, so it's fun to share and a nice way to make a connection. Often mail friends ask what I've been up to, this is my way of sharing.
So far I've done buck toothed bunny, Payback Squirrel, and I'm waiting for the Grumpy Emperor to go to print in April.
Want one? Send me your address!
Sent from my mobile creativity (cell phone) device.
I'm sending something with a Canadian historic value...Hope no one at the custom will steal "my precious" gift!
Once i saw stationary you could plant. It contained flower seeds and the receiver would have a pot with wildflowers, but i don't know about customs and seeds, if it's save to send.
Bogon07 - Thanks for sharing, that is neat!
I make my own envelopes so sometimes I'll tuck in an envelope within an envelope. on occasion people have sent me their own homemade envelope inside, blank, for me to use.
I've also gotten ink cartridges, Origami, paper, and of course photos.
I think some people have an inferiority complex about how boring their lives are and who would want to know about my daily routines... so they get writers block. As for me the daily routines are
what I like! Sometimes people include recipies of something they made last night (alas, no samples, yet...)... pictures of their house, neighborhood, vacation, kids, pets, grand kids. They all
help round out the total picture of the person you're writing.
cheers
skyppere
LunaAzurina (February 2nd, 2014)
A friendly reminder: Thursday, April 18 is "Poem In Your Pocket Day". Replace "pcoket" with "letter", and you have a great tuck-in idea.
Daily routine or snapshot of a day in the life. Great idea. Maybe an unexpected exchange with a stranger, the coffee shop employee you know but don't really know, a cashier. Or a joke you liked during late night tv monologs.
Sent from my mobile creativity (cell phone) device.
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