Partitura from Cinzia Farina

Rosa Gravino at sea in symbols

Blue Island Maritime - Katy Kehoe

My sister is a collage artist! Love this nostalgic take on Cranberry seaside.  It makes me pine for log rolling in the pool, or filling clam buckets, or building piers with rocks at preble.Old time fever!

Sarah Dentoni - Maritime at 5,000 feet

Maritime Poem from Simon Warren

This no 7 is (eyeballing it) 4 feet by 5 feet! The poem including no 7:

swish

sigh

moan 

crumble

slap

whistle

thunder 

tearing

rumble 

rumble

drag

escape

seas

mountains

over 

Simon Warren

and

water

descending on

Simon Warren

rolling

Simon Warren

pitching

Simon Warren

drowning

Hot and Cold Seas from Michael Wagner

Maritime cave art from Eni Illis

Keiichi Nakamura Sea Berries

Massimo Concu Sends Shrink Wrapped Fish

Paci Oce berry Maritime Mail Art from Meeah Williams

I found this wonderful envelope from Meeah Williams along with another one, on my arrival in Maine! I always find the variety, and the obvious time spent composing her mail art, astounding.  These two are no exception. who knew sea creatures cou;d have so many adventures and so mcuh to say!

Boat, shark and sea bird from Dorian Ribas

Dorian is a faithful contirbutor to my mail art projects - he sent work to both England and America from Brasil! Cranberry-islanders will enjoy his strong, beautiful imagery!  Thank you.

"Communication" and a little maritime reading - Carina Granlund

Thank you Carina.  This makes me smile! and I owe you some mail art… I owe everyone mail art!  I am unpacking my travel mail art kit tomorrow!XX

Once I had a yacht - Victor Femenias

Moor beautiful work from Victor Femenias and he thanks me for 'all my activities'!  Tomorrow I will be hosting a mail art making session at the Moss barn.  I have viisted the historical society to gather some images that may be useful to mail artists.  as I make a piece, myself, I will think on victor's yacht!  Delighted to receive more beautful work from Voctor!  Thank you!

Glitch in the Blue from Eduardo Cardoso

From Kerri Pullo

 I feel that this piece works vertically and horizontally. The drag of the blue-grey blur or the regular beat of the lines rising and falling.

From Tiziana Baracchi (Italia)