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Artist Trading Card Workshop (2006)

by Bernie Berlin

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Create and swap mini works of art! The simple act of sharing 2½ x 3½ pieces of art, known as Artist Trading Cards, knows no boundaries and brings like-souls together like no other form of communication can. Unique statements, passionate emotions and favorite interests can all be expressed in these miniature works of art that are always traded, never sold. Artist Trading Cards Workshop will not only teach you how to create your own cards, combining one or more of the 25+ techniques demonstrated in step-by-step photos, it will also share the ins and outs of trading, finding and organizing card swaps and how to trade with others across the miles or even the continents. Discover ways to create colorful collage backgrounds, make cards from fabric, incorporate painting, stamping, phone book pages, tissue paper, string, stencils and much more--all is revealed in step-by-step photos, but that's not all. You'll also: Learn the ins and outs of trading--where to look, what to swap. Find creative ways to store the cards you'll soon be collecting. Be inspired by the cards from 60 talented contributors and over 200 beautiful cards. Become a part of the world-wide phenomenon that starts with Artist Trading Cards Workshop, and share a piece of yourself today! Create. Collect. Swap.… (more)
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A drool worthy idea book if you are interested in making artist trading cards. ( )
  Greymowser | Jan 22, 2016 |
This is a fabulous book. There are so many wonderful examples of many many different artists work, giving so much inspiration!

The techniques described are easy and uncomplicated, without the need for many specialised tools or supplies. If you're at all into paper crafts you're likely to have a lot of what's required for just about all of the techniques documented. And oh, what fun!

Even my sister, with not an artistic bone in her body was oohing and aahing over this book! This would have to be the nicest book of this type that I've seen. And my library does have quite a few!
  wiccked | Apr 2, 2010 |
If you've already read a bunch of collage books, there aren't any new techniques here, but ATCs are really interesting ways to explore the possibilities of collage. ( )
  aulsmith | Aug 1, 2009 |
Even though I've had this book, plenty of materials, and tons of time to do it, I've yet to make my first ATC. This book is inspring, though, and I'm sure that one of these days its going to give me the final shove that I need to get going. Lovely work in here. ( )
  xyliabrown | Feb 11, 2009 |
This book is great if you are new to ATCs, or if you're in a rut and looking for something new to try. There are gorgeous example cards, and step by step instructions for every technique. If you only get one ATC book, get this one. ( )
  ryvre | Feb 23, 2008 |
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I am an artist. I am here to live out loud.
Emile Zola
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This book is dedicated to all the artists who create the beauty we call art.

My special dedication is to my mother and the mothers of this world who allow their children to be artists, to smile and encourage them every step of the way.
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The art of creating and swapping artist trading cards is an exciting way to share your art, connect with other artists and collect art!
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Create and swap mini works of art! The simple act of sharing 2½ x 3½ pieces of art, known as Artist Trading Cards, knows no boundaries and brings like-souls together like no other form of communication can. Unique statements, passionate emotions and favorite interests can all be expressed in these miniature works of art that are always traded, never sold. Artist Trading Cards Workshop will not only teach you how to create your own cards, combining one or more of the 25+ techniques demonstrated in step-by-step photos, it will also share the ins and outs of trading, finding and organizing card swaps and how to trade with others across the miles or even the continents. Discover ways to create colorful collage backgrounds, make cards from fabric, incorporate painting, stamping, phone book pages, tissue paper, string, stencils and much more--all is revealed in step-by-step photos, but that's not all. You'll also: Learn the ins and outs of trading--where to look, what to swap. Find creative ways to store the cards you'll soon be collecting. Be inspired by the cards from 60 talented contributors and over 200 beautiful cards. Become a part of the world-wide phenomenon that starts with Artist Trading Cards Workshop, and share a piece of yourself today! Create. Collect. Swap.

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