Artist trading cards ideas inspiration

What are ATCs - Artist Trading Cards? All about this fun, economical form art craze. Illustrated article on the Tin Teddy Blog.

Have you heard of artist trading cards? First introduced by Swiss artist, Stirnemann, in 1997, the idea of crafting bespoke cards and trading them with other creatives has since taken off in a big way. But last year, something new emerged – artist trading coins! Similar to artist trading cards, these trading coins are circles of mixed media art designed to be shared and traded. Learn how to create your own artist trading coins right here! #cardjournaling #mixedmedia #cardmaking…

Get comprehensive insights into the world of ATCs. Learn how to design mini artworks on these pint-sized canvases, how to participate in exciting art exchanges, and how to connect with a global community of like-minded creatives. Explore the boundless potential of Artist Trading Cards with this detailed guide.

Mixed media or collage is a popular technique for creating both artists trading cards. Collages are often created with simply paper, various images and coloured or patterned paper are glued to a suitable substrate. However if other materials are...

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These inspiring artist trading card themes will give you the inspiration you need to come up with more creative ideas for your ATCs. #artisttradingcards #creativitychallenge #learntodraw #DIY

A fun way of making art is to alter. Nearly everyone has a deck of playing cards and this size of cards is somuch fun to use as a base for art. My friend Claudine is going to do project with these cards and you can play along and win prizes. Have a look here: http://claudinesartcorner.blogspot.nl/2014/08/altered-playing-card-challenge.html and you can find much information about it on internet. Here are some fun sampes I found online: I am inspired and will try to take part in this…

click all pictures to see them better Our family has been playing a game called SPLIT for at least eight years and we recently ran out of score sheets and the cards were Cheeto-stained, bent and in pretty bad shape (like me some days). So we grudgingly opened a new box (I had bought a couple when the company folded) but no one could bear the thought of throwing away the old cards. This project is born from happy memories meets uncharachteristic sentiment (we're usually pretty cold-hearted…