Heebee Jeebeeland: Heebee Post #744 - Lisa Iverson (Skybridge Studios) - N. Manchester, Indiana

Saturday, March 24, 2012

Heebee Post #744 - Lisa Iverson (Skybridge Studios) - N. Manchester, Indiana - USA

Lisa (Skybridge Studios) sends in this gorgeous altered book cover with a hand painted depiction of a Heebee Jeebee rooftop - Rather Poe-ish - Like 'The Raven'! Or perhaps like the Washington Irving's "The legend of Sleepy Hollow" (note the Headless Horseman postage). Terrific work. And I am a big fan of the interesting letter 'T' and I see two of the lovelies in this piece.

Lisa finishes this confounding jaunt with:"It was you that went insane again". No, not again! The reverse side is brimming with oddness - a good job of it too. Everything from Skybridge Studio is pretty cool and classy. Thanks Lisa for this wonderful work. Skybridge Studio's Mail Art.. See you in the mail Lisa.

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When I was a kid, there was an old cartoon I saw many times on TV. While a child was sleeping, the unusual wallpaper all over his room came to life and began to dance back and forth, up and down in a rather fanciful symmetry accompanied by a sort of goofy graveyard mischief music. All manner of mayhem went on until the sun shone again at dawn and the dancing pranksters rushed back to their original spots and the wallpaper became still again. It is in the vicinity of that realm that Heebee Jeebeeland exists.
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