Two letters on Dark Horse stationery

This week saw a lot of letter action on Dark Horse stationery. Shown here are Rachel Williams' Miss Anne Thrope (top) and Shag Cats (bottom). I love this fun stuff - very wild and colorful designs, on the envelopes as well as the inside paper.



And now for a totally random side note: this is my 100th post! Yippee!
(Anybody wanna follow my blog to help me celebrate?)
Tee hee.

The Scurvy Pirate

Dig this awesome pirate/goth stamped letter!



I am having such stamp envy!



This was a delightful letter all around, for both content and style. I am totally coveting those scroll border stamps. Also, check out the spider attached to the web! I think he did that with a pen, but for a while I just couldn't figure out how he had a stamp that big that JUST fit the page size.

Glittery Living Dead Dolls letter

Here's a closer look at that black letter from yesterday's post. It's on the Living Dead Dolls stationery I blogged recently, dolled up with glimmer mist, glitter glue, and a fitting Poe stamp.



Poe has a glimmer mist glop on his nose. I am not so subtle with my spraying.

Heart bat

I am so rich in batty goodness... more from one of my favorite sendsomething correspondents.



I am so loving that cross-hatching.

Living Dead Dolls stationery: zombie fun

Behold my latest el cheapo eBay find. I had never even heard of the Living Dead Dolls (I do kind of live in a self-imposed, killed-my-television pop culture vacuum) but this stationery set appealed to my funky dark goth streak, so I bid reeeeeeally low on it, never thinking I'd be the lucky winner. But here it is! Oh so creepy cute, and perfect for metallic gel pens.

The stickers are either the best or the worst part:

spooky swirls

More lovely hand-drawn stationery from a sendsomething pen pal. I wish I could do this! It's such a treat to receive and open a letter like this, with such unique and personal artwork.

Incidentally, I wrote her on sendsomething and she's since become a faithful pen pal! How cool is that?

First venture with sendsomething.net

I won't say who got it. Gotta keep some privacy goin' on.

This is Rachel Williams' Miss Anne Thrope stationery, with an Edward Gorey bat rubber stamp, and a postage stamp featuring my bitchy tabby cat Magic with a jack-o-lantern.