Heebee Post #829 - Eduardo ZenDada Cardoso - Sines - Portugal

 I have been enjoying what Eddie has been up to lately.  His exultation regarding his stature as an artist on his website is heartfelt and brilliant. More power to you my friend. What you see above is the cover of a well made artist booklet that loosely  translates to "Over time, a collection of works".  I'm a little off on that, but not far off.  Anyway, the entertaining 6" x 8" black and white booklet is a nice adventure into Eduardo's world of  ZenDada.

 Eddie had been quite active in creating 'Minimal' works and these days has evolved into what I might call "Minimalism Plus", as you see above. This page of the enjoyable booklet is a composition that works that way nicely.

 Our Lady of Fatima presides, apparation like, over three children in this "Minamalism Plus" page of the book.

 This was my fave of the lot. The boldness feels good on the mind. ZenDada strikes again!

 This work was independent of the booklet and more ornate than the other work. I can never be sure of what the artist intended, but my observation gives way to a tombstone standing atop a mountain - a vision of the vainglorious ending of it all?  ZenDada!

I love Eddie's decorated "Paranormal" decorated envelopes and this one is a soaring example of them. That's Big Foot in the cross hairs of life. Inside the circle, Eduardo points out the pros and cons of existence for the elusive creature. Nice job and thank you very much Eddie. I'll be visiting your website in the mail quite soon my friend. Paranormal Mail Art.