Tag: censorship
Queer Postage Censorship is BACK
Clearly there are issues I am unaware of with zazzle and the postal system. Here’s a stamp they approved and now, without warning have deleted from my site on zazzle. What’s the deal? Here’s my original post. Email just in: I am on with content review, they didn’t remove the image. There is no record…
bug in my ear
A new collage reminiscent of the 80’s color xerox phase I was once deeply entrenched in. You might call this a Quflux. Also posted in a new site/group I was invited to join, via the European mailArt commmunity, called fluxLISTeurope. The original russian stamp can be seen at magentALTERego… possibly where the raven sleeps at…
Go West…
Couldn’t be a more appropriate song to celebrate the California ruling. Go west indeed.
Artist Perry Hoffman’s design for stamp REJECTED by the US Postal Service
So, here’s the story. Besides planning to get married with my beautiful male lover of almost three years, I recently signed up with zazzle a company that puts your design on things like mugs and US postal stamps, t-shirts etc. Yesterday I designed a stamp commemorating the California Supreme Court decision to allow gay people…
