Showing posts with label yun. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yun. Show all posts

Saturday, July 9, 2011

yun (france)


Yun says she was inspired by the famous Hokusai print. Notice the seagulls flying (surfing, Yun says) over and under the crest of the wave.

Friday, May 13, 2011

yun (france)


This lovely etegami depicting Lily of the Valley (a lucky charm) is sent with Yun's desire that the people in Japan be blessed with lots of luck.

Monday, April 18, 2011

yun (france)


Apparently spring is in full swing in Nice, France. The spider hanging from its web is in the shape of the character for Spring! We still have snow on the ground here in northernmost Japan, but not for long. : )

Thursday, March 10, 2011

yun (france)





From sunny Nice, Yun sent me these four "etegami" images of pieces she submitted to the 127th Carnival of Nice. She says the theme for this year's carnival, which ended on March 8 (Mardi Gras), was "King of the Mediterranean." Fabulous colors, Yun! Thank you for sharing the images and the interesting information about the carnival.

Sunday, February 6, 2011

yun (france)


In response to my "Rabbit" call! Bunny etegami with a bunny stamp. Double bunny!

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

yun (france)


Yun's leaf etegami is also posted on the Autumn-themed Etegami Mini-Exhibit on my Etegami blog, if you'd like to take a look.

Thursday, June 10, 2010

yun (france)


This etegami-style mailart, which Yun drew as part of a "Fete des Roses" series seems to have been painted on a thin sheet of washi and then glued to the card. It has a very nice texture. The name seal in the shape of a butterfly adds extra charm. Thanks, Yun!

Thursday, March 11, 2010

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Yun sent two beautiful cards depicting tomatoes, but one is specifically for my tomato etegami call and I'm saving it to display it in mid-April on my Etegami blog along with all the other tomato-themed submissions. Thanks, Yun!

Thursday, February 4, 2010

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My first Valentine's Card this year. Obviously someone was paying attention when I sneaked in the half-in-jest request on my etegami blog. The tiger orchid is lovely, but what does it say for my character that my eyes keep going to the side of the card with the raspberry dessert? The address label on the lower edge of the card popped right off when I tried to see if there was any more of the dessert pictured underneath it. oops.

Saturday, January 16, 2010

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This watercolor mailart from France was created in response to the Etegami Recipe Card post on my Etegami blog. I'd been considering a MailArt Call on the theme of Food/Recipes, and this drool-worthy card settled it. Details of the MailArt Call are on the right side of my Etegami blog near the top.