Saturday, February 21, 2009

Heebee Post #23 - Nancy Scali - Claremont, CA - USA

An instant Heebee classic! Nancy's artwork has manifested the bedroom in the odd cartoon of the weird wallpaper coming to life (see "Welcome to Heebee Jeebeeland" on the side panel). A wonderful 3D fold-out portrayal of that strange tale. Thank you so much for your cool craftmanship. I adore the haunting entry you made for the Island's "Confuse-a-Tron Lounge" gallery. Way to go Nancy!

Thursday, February 19, 2009

Heebee Post #22 - Christine Tarantino - Wendell, MA - USA

One of the oldest man-made attractions on the Island, the Lookout Tower is still as popular as ever. Built by the original shipwrecked castaways, it is often used for weddings and uninhibited 4-D parties.

The Lookout Tower is also a wild culinary adventure as seen in this delicate piece. Thanks so much Christine. "Meet ya at The Top" and it's on me this time. These are great! For more of Christine's merry mischief check here: http://www.christinetarantino.blogspot.com/.

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

Heebee Post #21 - William L. Philyaw - Shawnee, KS - USA

A breathtaking glimpse of a Trans - 4D flight arrival by a meditative Island resident. Fantastical wonders abound in Heebee Jeebeeland!

William refers to the great artist Thomas Hart Benton. Like that "P" monogram rubber stamp too.
And how about this assortment of vintage beauties? Gotta love postage like this. Thanks very much William, I love that postcard! To enter William's very interesting world, check here: http://www.addressee.blogspot.com/

Heebee Post #20 - Rachel Freeman - Lawrence, KS - USA

An Island tug moves languidly near the shoreline. It is difficult to display all the work that went into this fine post card. It is composed of many cut up pieces of film. It has a great feel to it, both to the eyes and to the hands.

4-D livestock are quite content here. Heebee farm life appeals to many of our visitors.

A cool rendering of Trans- Dimensional travel. Another adornment for the walls of the "Confuse-a-Tron Lounge".

A momento from her home state.

Lovely postage, a couple of nautical stamps, and a great Mail Artists Union stamp. Thank you so much for your wonderful art Rachel. Find her charming site here: http://mailartforrachel.blogspot.com/.

Sunday, February 15, 2009

Heebee Post #19 - Lorraine Kwan - Vancouver - BC - Canada

And Alice may be in for dangerous quasi-trans-4D adventure levels. Wonderland indeed!

I like Lorraine's sense of humor. Good luck Alice and thank you very much Lorraine. Join in her lively blog here: http://www.paperandpostage.blogspot.com/.


Heebee Post #18 - Little Shiva - Charleroi - Belgium

A 4-D launching off to Heebee Jeebeeland can be started from anywhere as seen in this joyous departure.

Yes, yes, yes! Voodoo fun! Thats the spirit! I like that little "You are here" stamp too. Thanks, Little Shiva. If you wanna see more of the amazing Little Shiva try this: http://www.littleshiva.com/.


Heebee Post #17 - Michael Kudela - Niagra Falls, NY - USA

" Welcome home", always the sensation achieved by trans-dimensional traveling to the Island. A warm agelessness is felt immediately upon arrival.


Thanks very much Michael. Glad to have you on Heebee Island.



Saturday, February 14, 2009

Heebee Post # 16 - Christine Tarantino - Wendell, MA - USA

Like a lone sentinel with a grim nobleness, this tower stands under "Peace of Sky".

A vintage US 50c prospector commemorative stamp postcard.


Love this little Christine stamp. Thanks very much. Towers are one of our favorite things here.


Heebee Post #15 - Jennifer Zoellner - ST. Petersburg, FL - USA

An Island Valentine's Day Card. Dancing around the fire is indeed a regular treat here in 4D paradise. Is that a Ray Johnson stamp in the corner? Nice. Happy Valentine's Day to you Jen and thanks very much.


Heebee Post #14 - Nancy Scali - Claremont, CA - USA

Heebee Valentine cards are so appreciated here and this is a fabulous one.




Thank you Nancy for your beautiful cut-outs. They are great. And Happy Valentine's Day.



Friday, February 13, 2009

Heebee Post #13 - Gail D. Whitter - Trail - BC - Canada

Gail writes that "This little Bumbledum needs a home" Yes, the Island can accomodate him and, as you can see, he is already prancing about happily!
More interesting Island wildlife. We really enjoy the unsual nature here. A lovely Heebee Lizard.

The contents trans-dimensional safety is ensured by being enclosed in sealed plastic. These are great. Thank you very much Gail. Visit her fine blog here: http://postcardreadings.blogspot.com/


Heebee Post #12 - Medwolf - Battleford - Saskatchewan - Canada

A festive Heebee party mask including his ever present question: Is David Zack really? He seeks his answer in the 4D forests of the Island. May you find it!
Love the "follow directions" rubber stamping appearing here. Thanks, Medwolf! To find out more about the mystifying saga of David Zack try this: http://www.medwolf.blogspot.com/

Tuesday, February 10, 2009

Heebee Post #11 - Christine Tarantino - Wendell, MA - USA

Off to Heebee Jeebeeland! Christine's "unleashed" body waits comfortably for it's owner to return from her 4th Dimensional antics! These "vacations" can seem like days, even weeks, though they are, in 3D reality, as short as a luxuriously refreshing nap.
A majestic altered postcard. It has been rumored that Katmandu is flirting with Trans-4D. Sure looks like it!

The two cards arrived safely enclosed in a sealed plastic wrapper - like a delightful prize in a cereal box! Thank you Christine.


Monday, February 9, 2009

Heebee Post #10 - Lulu Zoellner - ST. Petersburg, FL - USA

A spirited and very lively Island dance scene as drawn from the notion of her visit here.
If I am not mistaken, she has just had her 6th Birthday. Thank you very much for your imaginative art Lulu.

Heebee Post #09 - Jennifer Zoellner - ST. Petersburg, FL - USA

One of the TV Showgirls from the "Confuse-a-Tron Lounge" playhouse stage company. The Island showcases local talent here in the 4th Dimension.

Welcome to Heebee Jeebeeland Jennifer and thank you for your "entertaining" art. The "senders receive" postage is cool too.