Due to Covid19 - Mona is staying isolated.

On display!

If you're in the Richmond, VA area, 6 of the Mona's are on display at Ozzy and Squish - in The Hive, 1801 Highpoint Ave, RVA 23235
Stop by during salon hours.

Three are of the Lighthouse series plus three others.

The last Monas, #28, 29 and 30

#28

 Here they are, the last of the 30 Mona Lisa postcards that I altered when we were in Paris, winter of 2012.

I fell in love with this ubiquitous image, not because it was THE Mona Lisa, but because I could get so many of her and play, play, play.

#29

#30

I hope you enjoyed seeing her in a new way. Which one is your favorite. So far, I've got one vote for #11.

And, a reminder, these were all done old school. Cut and paste, no digital changes.

Nearing the last of the Monas.

#25 SOLD

#26

#27 SOLD

Oh Mona, we know that's you behind the wall!  Strawberry shortcake for all! Stripes are so, so, oh, I don't know, maybe so level?

#22 SOLD

#23

#24

1. I had so much fun with these. Have I told you this before? I'm especially fond of Mona with the skull.  Obscuring Mona completely except for a part of her, is also interesting for me, as no matter how little I expose, just the lips, just the hand, we know it's her.

Six more images to go. Let the anticipation build!!

Which is your favorite so far?

Mona and the Light Houses

#19

#20

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

#21

 Oh Mona, perhaps you're thinking about times you spent by the ocean or a voyage you may have taken. Perhaps these are souvenirs. Who knows?

And the Mona's continue....

#16

#17 SOLD

#18 SOLD

In the last image, the corona, or halo, extends beyond the edge of the postcard. If I were to send this off in the post, I'd have to put it into an envelope or attach it to a larger backing.
I'm not sure these Mona's will ever become Mail Art as they exist, I might just make prints of them. What do you think I should do with them?