Hey – who mailed us the gnarly stick with the bobcat stamp? We love it.
For the creative challenge today, let standardized paper and implements be darned. Mail us something strange. Do not post your strange mail to our facebook page. You wouldn’t want to spoil the surprise, would you? Anything that actually makes it to us, we’ll post!
Disclaimer: we’re not responsible for anything at all ever.
Seattle Artist League
10219 Aurora Ave N.
Seattle, WA 98133
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Hey – who mailed us the gnarly stick with the bobcat stamp? We love it.
For the creative challenge today, let standardized paper and implements be darned. Mail us something strange. Do not post your strange mail to our facebook page. You wouldn’t want to spoil the surprise, would you? Anything that actually makes it to us, we’ll post!
Disclaimer: we’re not responsible for anything at all ever.
Seattle Artist League
10219 Aurora Ave N.
Seattle, WA 98133
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