From: David Stanley Aponte (Philadelphia, PA)

CORRECTION: July 20, 2020
Upon reading this post, David Stanley Aponte informed me that the mythological creature is actually a Lamassu, and NOT a Griffin. Lamassu (pronounced La-ma-soo) are a hybrid of a human, bird, and either a bull or lion— specifically having a human head, the wings of an eagle, and the body of a bull or a lion. They were a symbol of protection in Mesopotamia.

Incoming mail art from SUBREAL ALCHEMY, David Stanley Aponte, (Philadelphia, PA) arrived on June 4. David sent a handmade postcard - made with a 4" X 6" piece of corrugated cardboard. 

Postcard: David Stanley Aponte (Philadelphia, PA). Features an image of a Griffin

The front of David's postcard features, what looks like the mythological creature, the Griffin. In case you've forgotten what a griffin is - it's a mythical beast having the body of a lion and the wings and head of an eagle. Look closer...is the Griffin "flipping the bird?" Haha! 

Postcard: David Stanley Aponte (Philadelphia, PA)

David, who also uses the moniker Wheatboi Dave, is pictured on the postcard - top righthand corner. The sentiments on the card reads: "ALL WE HAVE LEFT IS LOVE FOR EACH OTHER IN THESE TIMES." 

Thanks for the mail David!