Mail Me Art » Jon Burgerman

Mail Me Art 2′s Winner for December – Maria Simavilla

Darren Di Lieto — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 13:22:37 +0000

December’s Mail Me Art winner is Maria Simavilla. Maria has won an iPod Touch skin designed by Jon Burgerman and donated by Infectious, a Design-a-Qee designed and donated by animator and illustrator Alex Amelines, and a signed copy of the book Mail Me Art: Going Postal with the World’s Best Illustrators and Designers.

Check out Maria’s work at her website: www.laninapolilla.es

December’s mail art has now been added to the Gallery.

You can also view the submissions for the month on Facebook and Flickr.

Don’t forget that you can keep sending work in to the project until the 31st January! For more on how to submit mail art click here.

New Deadline & Prizes!

Darren Di Lieto — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 13:50:06 +0000

The deadline for submissions to Mail Me Art 2 has been changed to 31st January 2010, due to the huge number of submissions we have been receiving.
For further information on sending mail art in to the project, click here.

Infectious have very generously donated two iPod Touch skins as prizes for December and January. One has been designed by Jon Burgerman, the other by Zeptonn. These will be sent to our winners along with the book Mail Me Art: Going Postal with the World’s Best Illustrators and Designers.

What’s in the book?

Darren Di Lieto — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 12:18:06 +0000

Apart from the book being a showcase for the best submissions from the Mail Me Art project. It’s an in-depth look at my experience of having putting the project together and what it took to do so. There are also a ton of interviews with some of todays top illustrators, who also happen to be Mail Me Art contributors. A few of the interviewees included in the book are as follows; Jon Burgerman, Catalina Estrada, Dan May, Jeff Miracola, Kristian Olson, Sauerkids and Michael Slack. There are also many more in the book that aren’t mentioned here, but you’ll have to buy it to find out who they are. The only place you’ll have a chance to see all of the mail art featured in the book will be at the Mail Me Art exhibition. Copies of the book will also be available at the event, but if you can’t wait until then you can pre-order the book from Amazon here.