Thursday, November 07, 2013
Sunday, September 29, 2013
Monday, September 02, 2013
Working on Charts
While I was in Athence (Greece) I worked on several more charts. Will digitize them soon so I can distribute them into the network.
Sunday, June 23, 2013
Sunday, June 16, 2013
Brain Cell - Japan
Another braincell from Ryosuke Cohen arrived in Breda. He is doing a wonderful job in keeping his project alive and well. Number 861 already. Will he reach the 1000? That is still a lot of work.
Monday, May 13, 2013
Mail to Reed Altemus - USA
On the envelope a small details : I printed the special rubberstamp that Reed Altemus donated to the TAM Rubberstamp Archive (This rubberstamp is suitable....) fabricated by Picasso Gaglione in Stampland (Chicago).
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Outgoing stampsheets TAM RSA
For the TAM Rubberstamp Archive I have been sending out these envelopes into the network. Most of these also contain a special sheet for Fluxus Rubberstams that are supposed to go through the network and when full return to me. Those sheets go into a special collection that will be documenten en exhibited in the future when the time is right.
Stamping Sponges for Erni Bär - Germany
Well, Erni Bär sent me a set of sponges, and I promissed to stamp with them. Here is how that goes.
First you need to prepare the sponges for the formats you want to stamp. These sponges are tough to cut, so I needed an industrial siccors to get that done. The first letters of Erni Bär to start with.
Normal ink wouldn't do, so I will be stamping with acrylic paint. This time with white paint since I already prepared the background envelopes to print on.
And there goes the B
And the T
And another stage is finished.
The rest of the work can be done now. I need the address, more addings, and eventually Erni Bär will be the first one to get to see the envelope and content....
Just wanted to show you all how you can actually stamp (or do they call it print) with sponges. The result looks good so far (paint is drying now) so I hope to finish it up soon.
Ruud, May 12nd 2013
First you need to prepare the sponges for the formats you want to stamp. These sponges are tough to cut, so I needed an industrial siccors to get that done. The first letters of Erni Bär to start with.
Normal ink wouldn't do, so I will be stamping with acrylic paint. This time with white paint since I already prepared the background envelopes to print on.
And there goes the B
And the T
And another stage is finished.The rest of the work can be done now. I need the address, more addings, and eventually Erni Bär will be the first one to get to see the envelope and content....
Just wanted to show you all how you can actually stamp (or do they call it print) with sponges. The result looks good so far (paint is drying now) so I hope to finish it up soon.
Ruud, May 12nd 2013
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Mail to Ryosuke Cohen - Japan
Mail to Ryossuke Cohen. On the envelope also printed the new gift from Heleen de Vaan (Netherlands) with IUOMA since 1988.
Sunday, March 24, 2013
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