I've sent out Paghat Postcards for around twenty years -- original collage
artwork trusted to the mails, & I rarely see any of these works a second
time unless they turn up in some underground art exhibition at a cafe,
museum, gallery, or reproduced in documentation catalogs. It was
interesting to discover some fragment of one of my collages has ended up
on a CD:

http://www.molochcd.com/news.html

Now if it had been some bit of my fiction (for which I'm well paid) used
without permission with me finding out after the fact, I'd feel rather
annoyed & do something about that, but as the artworks are sent into the
world without expectation of much of it being saved or seen again, it is
actually nice to see it turn up. If I'd not been credited, I would never
have recognized it as a fragment of any collage of mine. I like it when my
one-of-a-kind pag-cards resurface in new formats.

By the by, the way to get one of my art cards is to send me one you've
done, the motto being "Senders Receive!" E-attachments don't count; has to
come through the mail. If you don't already have my postal address, feel
free to request that info in a private email, or visit
http://www.paghat.com/mailartindex.html
where you'll be able to ferret out the address if you try.

-paggers

--
"Of what are you afraid, my child?" inquired the kindly teacher.
"Oh, sir! The flowers, they are wild," replied the timid creature.
-from Peter Newell's "Wild Flowers"
See the Garden of Paghat the Ratgirl: http://www.paghat.com/

(paghat) wrote in
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I've sent out Paghat Postcards for around twenty years -- original
collage artwork trusted to the mails, & I rarely see any of these
works a second time unless they turn up in some underground art
exhibition at a cafe, museum, gallery, or reproduced in documentation
catalogs. It was interesting to discover some fragment of one of my
collages has ended up on a CD:

http://www.molochcd.com/news.html

Now if it had been some bit of my fiction (for which I'm well paid)
used without permission with me finding out after the fact, I'd feel
rather annoyed & do something about that, but as the artworks are sent
into the world without expectation of much of it being saved or seen
again, it is actually nice to see it turn up. If I'd not been
credited, I would never have recognized it as a fragment of any
collage of mine. I like it when my one-of-a-kind pag-cards resurface
in new formats.

By the by, the way to get one of my art cards is to send me one you've
done, the motto being "Senders Receive!" E-attachments don't count;
has to come through the mail. If you don't already have my postal
address, feel free to request that info in a private email, or visit
http://www.paghat.com/mailartindex.html
where you'll be able to ferret out the address if you try.

-paggers


are you at least going to get a free copy of the CD?

(paghat) wrote in
news
I've sent out Paghat Postcards for around twenty years -- original
collage artwork trusted to the mails, & I rarely see any of these
works a second time unless they turn up in some underground art
exhibition at a cafe, museum, gallery, or reproduced in documentation
catalogs. It was interesting to discover some fragment of one of my
collages has ended up on a CD:

http://www.molochcd.com/news.html

Now if it had been some bit of my fiction (for which I'm well paid)
used without permission with me finding out after the fact, I'd feel
rather annoyed & do something about that, but as the artworks are sent
into the world without expectation of much of it being saved or seen
again, it is actually nice to see it turn up. If I'd not been
credited, I would never have recognized it as a fragment of any
collage of mine. I like it when my one-of-a-kind pag-cards resurface
in new formats.

By the by, the way to get one of my art cards is to send me one you've
done, the motto being "Senders Receive!" E-attachments don't count;
has to come through the mail. If you don't already have my postal
address, feel free to request that info in a private email, or visit
http://www.paghat.com/mailartindex.html
where you'll be able to ferret out the address if you try.

-paggers


are you at least going to get a free copy of the CD?

On Fri, 23 Jan 2004 03:06:50 GMT, Salty Thumb
wrote:

(paghat) wrote in
news
I've sent out Paghat Postcards for around twenty years -- original
collage artwork trusted to the mails, & I rarely see any of these
works a second time unless they turn up in some underground art
exhibition at a cafe, museum, gallery, or reproduced in documentation
catalogs. It was interesting to discover some fragment of one of my
collages has ended up on a CD:

http://www.molochcd.com/news.html

Now if it had been some bit of my fiction (for which I'm well paid)
used without permission with me finding out after the fact, I'd feel
rather annoyed & do something about that, but as the artworks are sent
into the world without expectation of much of it being saved or seen
again, it is actually nice to see it turn up. If I'd not been
credited, I would never have recognized it as a fragment of any
collage of mine. I like it when my one-of-a-kind pag-cards resurface
in new formats.

By the by, the way to get one of my art cards is to send me one you've
done, the motto being "Senders Receive!" E-attachments don't count;
has to come through the mail. If you don't already have my postal
address, feel free to request that info in a private email, or visit
http://www.paghat.com/mailartindex.html
where you'll be able to ferret out the address if you try.

-paggers


are you at least going to get a free copy of the CD?
Hey I checked out your web site i liked it maybe I'll send some of my
art on a post card to you I'm not as good as I used to be in
highschool because of loss of vision (I'm leagaly blind )
but it sounds like fun so i'll give it a go
Michelle

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wrote:


Hey I checked out your web site i liked it maybe I'll send some of my
art on a post card to you I'm not as good as I used to be in
highschool because of loss of vision (I'm leagaly blind )
but it sounds like fun so i'll give it a go
Michelle

Cool! I will be watching for something from you!
-paggers

--
"Of what are you afraid, my child?" inquired the kindly teacher.
"Oh, sir! The flowers, they are wild," replied the timid creature.
-from Peter Newell's "Wild Flowers"
See the Garden of Paghat the Ratgirl: http://www.paghat.com/