Alice Is Living in My Mailbox (II)

And, of course, one of the responsables that Alice is living in my mailbox is Cheshire John!

The Caterpillar took the hookah out
of his mouth
 and addressed her in a languid, sleepy voice,
 "Who are you?"

This postcard arrived with a stamp I had never seen, of Through the Looking Glass. I almost did not need to blur the address. It seems that the ink ran, or maybe it rained over the postcard. However, the condition of the postcard is good. I still can read the message and, more important... the postal clerks could read the address!

Did you know this Alice, by Will Zender? It arrived with one of the stamps from that set, which I had not received so far:

Has the Mad Hatter the mouth full of tea,
or is it just a cancellation? ;-)

Messages in Bottles

I sent these two messages in bottles to Heleen (the Netherlands) from Spain:

Postcard made with a reused programme of concerts.

This is a illustration made by Kukuxumusu.

When I arrived in home after the summer holidays, I found Heleen had also sent a message in a bottle to me!

Shaped postcard featuring Ouddorp lighthouse in the Netherlands.

Bull Underpants

Sent to Heleen (the Netherlands).

Postcard made with a packaging for... underpants! I reused the box that contained a Christmas present for my cousin. It is the first time I had the chance to write a message on underpants!

Cool Cow with Cold Feet

Sent to Claudia (Germany). To the mail art call Schickt mir Euer Geweih ('Send me your horns').
Alterd postcard (the original on left) who represents an AD for a bullfight in València (some years ago...), with the famous toreador "El Cordobés". The cow was first created by the drawing factory Kukuxumusu. The back of the postcard:

Also published here (almost at the bottom!).

Humans Are the Weirdest

Sent by Salina Sagace to the mail art call Weird Existing Animals (the Netherlands).
Altered postcard (the original at left).
Also published here.