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Talking Bird replied to the discussion On Line Interview Jun 13

Talking Bird replied to the discussion ... travelling fluxus camera ... Jun 3

Maurizio Follin left a comment for Talking Bird May 21

Art-o-mat® left a comment for Talking Bird May 20

Talking Bird replied to the discussion Give me FOUR words May 8

Why are you an Artist?: What's that supposed to mean? Why shouldn't I be an artist? If you have a valid criticism, you should just come out and say it, instead of making these sarcastic insinuations!!

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At 2:14am on May 21st, 2008, Maurizio Follin said…: Hi
I have pleasure to receiving your art for my new mail-art project
Thank
Maurizio

International Mail Art Project

CONCEPTUAL CONTINUITY
That tenuous thread that, outside and above individual projects and personal experiences, connects the work of Ray Johnson to the current Mail Art
Format: free
Technique: free
On line catalogue on the website: http://itsonlymailartconcept.blogspot.com/
dead line: 10-12-2008
Works should be sent at the following address:
Maurizio Follin, Via M.te Cervino, 27
30173 Favaro V.to - Venezia - Italy
please insert name, surname, country, address + e-mail address and web site if exist.
All works must be send by post with postage stamps.
Works of art we receive won't be given back.
For more information : http://itsonlymailartprog.blogspot.com/

IT’S ONLY MAIL ART
http://itsonlymailart.blogspot.com/

At 8:28am on April 6th, 2008, roland halbritter said…: ... talking birds are always my friends ...
regards
roland

At 4:26pm on April 5th, 2008, Art-o-mat® said…: hi talking bird

thanks for your good comments about art-o-mat. i guess the closest machine hosts to ocean gate are in nyc.

how are things?

clark

At 9:14am on March 25th, 2008, Reid Wood said…: Hi Tony (I also have this same comment on my page)-

Glad you like the images (or at least that they make you happy). Here's the story on how they are done (each year is somewhat different, so these comments apply to this year's postings). The base image each day is from scans I made from my sketchbooks that have actual physical collages. Those scans are then digitally "cut" in Photoshop into 5" squares. Each day one of these squares is "pasted" on the card, then I take other digital images that I have photographed (often numbers or letters) and "paste" those on top using Photoshop. Some transparency is maintained in Photoshop so that the bottom image shows through. That's a quick explanation ... feel free to ask me more.

At 2:00pm on March 18th, 2008, Ruud Janssen said…: you look so photogenic on this new photo Tony!

At 6:08am on March 8th, 2008, roland halbritter said…: .... well even the part of the code is transformed into this missing icon here below - but every image has its code and this you have to copy inside the comment and the image will appear ...

At 6:05am on March 8th, 2008, roland halbritter said…

use the code of the image and copy it into the comment:
here you can see parts of it and the result below

and here the complete code and the transfromed image after setting the comment
regards
Roland

At 4:21pm on March 6th, 2008, Richard Moooney said…: Now I fully understand, and I must admit at first I was cluless to what this program was truly all about. I do intend to practice some wastewater management in my spare time but for now I am going to try to get into fluxus art.