No. 589 & No. 590 - arriving mail art "Ottoball Fingerspiel" from Heinz W. Lotz (Germany)

No. 589 & No. 590 - arriving mail art "Ottoball Fingerspiel" from Heinz W. Lotz (Germany) - what a gorgeous idea; Heinz sent me game which is called kick the Bismarck, the ball inside the plastic bag is collaged with a Bismarck portrait. The other card is a reflection on a mail art I got from Angela Behrendt. Thank you very much.

No. 529 - arriving mail art "Kandidat ärgere dich nicht" from Heinz W. Lotz (Germany)

No. 529 - arriving mail art "Kandidat ärgere dich nicht" from Heinz W. Lotz (Germany) - Heinz has used a newspaper sheet with a playing game on it - he modified it with lots of collages in a Bismarckian style. Thank you very much.

No. 466 - arriving mail art "Playing (with) Bismarck" from Heike Sackmann (Germany)

No. 466 - arriving mail art "Playing (with) Bismarck" from Heike Sackmann (Germany) - another funny idea from Heike creating a cut-out paper doll for kids to play with Bismarck. Inside two original models (one is called the leaning Bismarck) and a playing sheet, some stickers and an artcard with little drawings on it, Bismarck as a clown with a red nose, while a little skeleton is climbing to his beard. Thank you very much.

see her new blog: http://narrenschiff-reloaded.blogspot.com/

Heike has sent me some "tickets for free" to send out to mail art friends, with this ticket you are allowed to get an board and have a journey to Narragonie - one way. If you like to have one of these tickets let me know in a comment.

No. 406 - arriving mail art "Otto spielt nicht mit ..." from Heinz W. Lotz (Germany)

No. 406 - arriving mail art "Otto spielt nicht mit ..." from Heinz W. Lotz (Germany) - a collage with an image of an old game about a journey through the former colony in which Otto do not want to participate. Thank you very much.

No. 267 - arriving mail art from Robert Znajomski (Poland)

No. 267 - arriving mail art from Robert Znajomski (Poland) - a decorated envelope with an image of Bismarck and a little Bismarck drawing on it. Inside a christmas card, an artprint, a little red painted card with a helmet on it and an old newspaper illustration about a shadow game you can make with your hands - the result looks like a Bismarck portrait. Thank you very much.