In 2010 I became member of a swapping site that I absolutely love... Swap-Bot. Swapping my art with people all over the world is very exciting. As I became more comfortable with the site, I learned how to create ATC's.... which is a short form of saying Art Trading Cards. They are 2.5"x3.5" size cards you create your art onto. I use cardstock for front and back and cereal box cardboard in the center to make it sturdy. The artwork is created using Cardstock, Scrapbooking Paper, Stickers, Pencil, Pen, Colored Pencils, Watercolors, Calenders, Vintage Paper Dolls, Stamps, Tissue Paper, Magazine Clippings, Medium Gloss, Tacky Glue, and more. You can use any form of paper and cardboard, as long as it's the measurments specified above. Here are the ATC's that I created. There are some missing because I forgot to take a photo of them before sending them.
Title: God Created... Date: August, 2010 |
Title: God Created... Date: August, 2010 |
Title: What's your number Date: August, 2010 |
Title: Autumn Date: September, 2010 |
Title: Collaged Fairy Date: October, 2010 |
Title: Autumn Leaves Date: October, 2010 |
Title: Traffic Sign - Speed Limit Date: October, 2010 |
Title: Traffic Sign - One Way Date: November, 2010 |
i've never try to make ATC's before,every time i see swaps on swap-bot i got inspiration and want to try somz but i don't know what happen next !! may be because i'm novice and i might mix stuff together lol but after checking some wonderful ATC's i'll absolutely give it a try,
ReplyDeletei love the last one " Traffic sign-One Way"
thx for these lovely cards Mary i loved them all :) bless you
sierasita from swap-bot(blogging into 2013)