Happy to share with each of you the second batch of side swap postcards within the Liberate Your Art 2018 Postcard Swap, hosted since 8 years a talented Lady, Kat Sloma…
You will notice the diversity of each creativity expressed by these wonderful artists!

Terry Owenby
Terry Owenby, from Oregon explains that she did her “slow stitch” project (alldone by hand) by attaching a worn, paper-thin vintage handkerchief to a sturdier fabric – a pink linen tablecloth -. Yes, Terry it’s absolutely pretty and you were right to use it as one of your LYA postcard this year… Thank you for sharing your skill! I have associated Terry’s artwork to an embroidery which means a lot to me.

Lynne Foerster
When I saw that postcard in my mailbox, I instantly knew it was coming from my dear friend, Lynne Foerster, of Pennsylvania… Don’t ask me why but it’s like that… At the back of her superb black and while photo, Lynne says “boats, reflections, B&W, this one had your name on it…”. Isn’t it wonderful that you know me so well. I do love the quote too, so true! Thanks a lot for sharing one of your shots from your cruise, Lynne!

Christine Brooks
These 2 gorgeous birds flew from Arizona to meet a seagull… No border for friendship! The author is Christine Brooks, talented artist… Thank you so much for having selected birds as your postcard swap, they are the symbol of Liberty and Strength and I do love them and what they represent. Nice job, Christine!

Sherry Harmes
Each year I am most amazed by Sherry Harmes’s postcards, they come all the way from Alaska and I really love the “weather report” Sherry adds to her card “date: 4/9, temperature: 30, degrees seas: 5, feet winds 10k”… What do I need more, except from admiring Sherry’s work and her motto “Conceive, Believe and Achieve”… notwithstanding, her “Hugs from Alaska” to which I usually answer “Hugs from France”… Sherry don’t you think we should ask for a copyright for these hugs…

Rebecca Cozart
Gorgeous abstract wheat image from Rebecca Cozart, from Oregon! Have a look at her website, you will be amazed by her talent. Me too I love your work, Rebecca, thank you!

Annabelle Reid
This lady looking through her telescope reached my mailbox. Lots of miles, 8930, between Annabelle Reid’s home in Perth, Australia and my mailbox. Gosh what an adventure! She met a friend from that far eastern part of the World. I will return your comment to you, talented lady, “I hope you find whatever treasure you are looking for”… Thanks and “Happy Arting” to you, Annabelle!

Terry Owenby
Another aspect of Terry Owenby’s talent… in addition to the first photo of the actual post, diversity is Terry’s characteristics. Love your creativity! This is perfect… Thanks for spoiling me!
This is it for today, I bet there will be a #3 in the coming days!
Wow – more cards that I hadn’t seen before ! It is so great that people are sharing these pictures and that we get an idea of the scope of the LYA exchange – fantastic! Thanks so much for sharing these Louise.
I really enjoy writing that type of post and to show my readers all the talents and creativity which surround me. So grateful to each of the artists. Thanks for visiting my blog, Val, I do appreciate.
What wonderful cards and so nice to see 2 of our friends from Art Prompts in the mix! I’m so glad that I don’t have to choose a winner from this selection lol!
You should sign up next year, Sally… just a thought 😉. For me, everyone is a winner as sharing is the denominator… Thank you for your visit.
All are so beautiful. Inspiring.
This postcard swap is absolute fun, I thoroughly enjoy it! There’s a lot of creativity in our World…
Thank you again for sharing the post cards you received in the side swap. What a wonderful way to share our art and I feel privileged to be a part of this very, talented group. I’ll be watching for more!
I just can’t keep them for myself, I have to “liberate” all the talent and creativity of each artist… The 3rd episode will shortly be in WIP… Glad you enjoyed your visit!
So many “New” cards I have not seen. LOVE them, so much talent 🙂 Thanks for sharing the with us 🙂
I have seen so many postcards, each one has its own personality and talent, I really enjoy that!