#snailmailletterproject

A letter about love and loss.

@shakshigodawat writes about her father who passed away recently. Her letter is brimming with memories of how thoughtful, caring, kind and affectionate a man he was.

I draw for her a portrait of her father. Although I will never know how he physically was, but from his daughters words I certainly know what he felt like.

Incase you would like to participate in my snail Mail project and receive an original piece of art in return to your handwritten letter.

Please write to me a request to participate on [email protected]

@hannahmitth writes to me from Germany about her two children and how she became a mother by adopting her first child and now, against all odds, is on her way to have one of her own.

For her I draw her children. Celestial beings, her sun and her moon. Who danced their way into her life so magically!

Incase you would like to participate in my snailmail project and receive an original piece of art in return to your handwritten letter.

So grateful to the universe that my little wish to receive letters is being answered by so many wonderful people from all over the world!

I started the Snail Mail project 6 years ago where I invite strangers to send me a handwritten letter and I send out an original piece of art in reply. So far I’ve received more than a hundred letters from over 15 countries.

The project is still going strong. Would you like to participate and receive an original piece of art in return to your handwritten letter?

So grateful to the universe that my little wish to receive letters is being answered by so many wonderful people from all over the world!

I started the Snail Mail project 6 years ago where I invite strangers to send me a handwritten letter and I send out an original piece of art in reply. So far I’ve received more than a hundred letters from over 15 countries.

The project is still going strong. Would you like to participate and receive an original piece of art in return to your handwritten letter?