Traded: Tracey (goddessofhellfire)
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The Artist Trading Cards are officially in the mail! We had so much fun trading ATC's last year that we definitely wanted to do it again this year, using Valentine's Day: Love and Friendship as our theme. Each 4th grader made 4-6 cards, two designs were made by my instruction (an optical illusion style and a word art) and the remainder were done with the students' own interpretations of the theme. We are trading several through the mail and a couple with classmates. We have mapped our trades, starting with the heart in Georgia, and branching out to 8 other states. We are so looking forward to receiving our trades! I will post the results when everything arrives. Each school receives a set of cards, a tracking map, and a description of our school and community The addition of aluminum foil scraps was a simple but effective way to get a little sparkle!
This is the second set of artist and mediums covered so far. 7th graders- we only went over Picasso and O'Keeffe on Thurs/Fri. We'll come back to the last two artists in a week or so. Artists this time around are Pablo Picasso, Georgia O'Keeffe, Frida Kahlo, Andy Warhol. Our medium choices for creating the cards are blended oil pastel, tissue paper and glue, charcoal pencil with collage and Styrofoam printing. Students must also highlight one element and one principle of art in their cards. The slides below were reviewed in class.
Hello Everyone, it's been a fabulous week here at the Brown household with Ken's birthday Thursday and our 40th wedding anniversary on the same day. Last night we celebrated with the children and grand children having a lovely meal out together and tonight we celebrate with a few friends and neighbours by having a summer garden BBQ. We just hope it doesn't rain after all the wonderful hot sunny weather we had in July. Today I thought I would share four altered playing cards that I have been making (you can seer the previous 4 here that I made in March if you haven’t caught up with them yet) Although I followed the ideas and techniques from Stephanie Ackerman, I am using images and collage pieces of my own. I save quotes and make my own sheets and print out to use in albums, on cards and mixed media projects. I won’t share the process steps in respect for Stephanie and her online class, but suffice to say I am enjoying making these and having fun exploring some mixed media techniques. Thanks for taking the time to stop by and I hope you have a wonderful weekend. hugs {brenda} xx
OPTICAL//VISUAL Perspective- When objects in a picture/drawing appear closer or further from the viewer. Teacher Example One (above) and Two (below) There are many things you can do to make a flat drawing appear more realistic. You can make things appear as though there are CLOSER or FURTHER away by using 7 Drawing Techniques. 7 Optical/ Visual Perspective Techniques 1. Overlapping 2. Size 3. Value 4. Position 5. Horizon Line 6. Detail 7. Linear Definitions Below… Your assignment is to illustrate these 7 techniques with trading cards. The first 2 cards will be the Cover Card and the Contents Card. Cover Card will need the words "Optical or Visual Perspective", the definition, and your name creatively drawn on it. (You can put your definition on back if needed. ) Contents Card- will need to say the 7 techniques in order and be listed below. Jazmyn Durand, 7th grade Paislee Hall, 7th grade Michelle Camargo , 8th grade Wesley Fosnight, 7th grade Wynter 7th grade Selena Martinez 8th grade Jaidyn Short -8th grade Kaden Hodson 7th grade Ellie Cortez- Baseball Theme Jeremiah Smith- Basketball theme Adriana M. Brett Fowler Ashley Davenport Gustavo Zavala Reagan Fischer
My goal for Artist Trading Cards this year is to make independent ATC creators. This means, less paper cutting for me and less of the same questions. This also means MORE students who might bring this activity of Artist Trading Cards to work on them outside of class. Here is step number one to make an independent learner. Give the students resources! This is their 'Artist Trading Card Cheat Sheet'. This will be the first card that will go in their ATC's Sleave portfolio. As you can see the first thing it explains is what to write on the back of an Artist Trading Card. Sure, in my class I have a stamp to place on the back (see previous post) , but this will help them know what to write even if they are not in my class. The lower portion of the ATC Cheat Sheet explains their log in information for Creatubbles.com. As I posted on earlier, my students (and the #K12ArtChallenge) will be using this platform for a digital portfolio. This was so stink'n easy to set up. I made a spreadsheet of my classes and they distributed a list of usernames and passwords for all of my students. I placed what was the same for all of them, but they will have to write their code (where you see 1,2,3). This is so they can log in. The lower URL code is going to come in really handy because that is what my students will put on the back of their card to tell people how to access it online. So when you get a trade from my students, you will be able to look online to see the digital work, and perhaps read and Artist Statement, hear the students voice or see a youtube explaining the work of art! I would like to share this worksheet with anyone who can use it. Click here to get to my Teacher pay Teacher page. A generic sheet has been shared with you for free.
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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...
When I saw this month's new collage sheets from Alpha Stamps, featuring corsets, for some reason I thought of baseball cards. Wouldn't it be funny if young girls in Victorian times collected and traded corset cards? With that in mind, I designed a set of cards to look as though they had been handled and poured over, and perhaps traded with friends. This photo shows the fronts of four of the cards, and the back of one, plus a fancy box I made for storage. I used the same corset ad on the backs of all the cards. Making the cards was fun. I started with cream colored card stock, cut it to ATC size (2 1/2" by 3 1/2"), and slightly rounded the corners. I dabbed the top with Antique Linen Distress Ink, and then roughed up the edges using a Paper Distresser. After I layered on the images from the collage sheets (plus a measuring tape and a number for each card), I bent corners, folded edges, and sanded down the images. The finished cards. Not only do they look old, they actually feel old! I felt they needed a special box for storage, so I decorated a 3" Chipboard Memory Box using a pretty striped paper, pieces of a doily, and some pearl garland. The top finial was made with an old toy wheel I had, plus a painted wooden ball. Some painted wooden finials made perfect feet. A pretty little scene cut from scrapbook paper makes a nice surprise on the inside of the box. The cards fit the box nicely, if you store them at an angle. If you'd like a complete list of products used for this project, click here. Corset trading cards: collect them! Keep them! Trade them with your friends!
Hi sweeties, Managed to find some time to make my project for City Crafter, only just in time... Game Night Make a project using game pieces, such as bingo card, scrabble tiles, or any other board game / card game related items Here's the ATC I made for this one, made on a game card. Again, completely digitally made. The lady is Queen Wilhelmina of The Netherlands (1880-1962). Her father King Willem III died when she was 10 years old. As his only child she thus became queen at a very young age. The challenge Host: Kirsty Guest Designer: Sylwia Sponsor: Precious Remembrance Shop Wishing you a wonderful week! xx Wen
Wie kommt ein Kawandi Quilt der Siddi in Indien auf eine Collage? Was haben Artist Trading Cards - ATC mit Quilt zu tun? Neues aus Kristina Schapers Atelier Community. Farbschneiderin goes Collage....
Hi friends! Happy Saturday! Please join me in welcoming back special guest Cheiron Brandon! She made some seriously GORGEOUS ATCs (artist trading cards) perfect for sharing as you gather with friends
Made for a local swap meeting. Summer theme.
made using Viva Las VegaStamps! not for trade
Wie kommt ein Kawandi Quilt der Siddi in Indien auf eine Collage? Was haben Artist Trading Cards - ATC mit Quilt zu tun? Neues aus Kristina Schapers Atelier Community. Farbschneiderin goes Collage....
----------""""""" Little things ---------"""""""""" Enjoy this heavily embellished aceo..this Aceo original card is colorful and whimsical , features filigree borders , quotes and much more . Handmade original design . Display on your desk at the office, coffee table , favorite shelf, AceO collection or give as a valentines gift.. .. . may it serve to remind you that life and love comes wisdom and insight...and the courage to know the difference .. This listing comes with a free mini easel for desktop display *** So, You think to yourself, What in the world does ACEO mean anyway? . It is an acronym for Art Card Edition Original, the industry standard in the artist world is 2.5 x3.5 inches in size.... All of my artwork/ jewelry/ Vases and Altered Photo/ Illustration Prints are unique, conceptual , original and one of a kind .... To me, quality , composition, heart and soul, and craftsmanship as well as artistic expression , is what appeals to most...I pride in all of these values and then some. I hope you enjoy my shop, Stay as long as you would like... All of my ACEO's Are thick and have a unique colorful decorative backing .I use top of the line embellishments and products in my art...Each of .My ACEOS are named and each has its own story and theme.*** Have an idea for a custom piece , size , style theme or color ? Feel free to contact me and we will work together to make it happen..
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Pre Raphaelite Women This is a set of nine unique cards, featuring original designs. I have carefully taken images of women from late 19th Century Pre Raphaelite paintings, and given them new lives. Each card measure 2.5 inches x 3.5 inches, which is ATC (Artists' Trading Card) size. However, you may resize them to suit your needs. These images are perfect for collage, card making, wall art, mixed media projects, altered art, decoupage, scrapbooking, and more. There are endless uses for them. You will receive one sheet of high resolution images. They will fit on an 8.5" x 11" page. The copies generally look best if printed on good quality, bright white card stock. You can print this art work in various sizes as many times as you like. INSTANT DOWNLOAD All files from The Queen of Mirth are instant download via Etsy. Once purchased, you will receive an email giving you the link to your downloads at the email address connected to your Etsy account. If you did not receive the email you can still receive your downloads, simply log back into Etsy & go to the "Purchases" section of your account. You will find all your digital download links there. This is a digital file! NO PHYSICAL PRODUCT will be shipped. DESCRIPTION: This will print out on an 8.5" X 11" letter size page. High resolution 300 dpi JPG format to ensure high quality printing The photo you see in this listing is 72dpi and not suitable for printing. The high resolution images you will receive are excellent. TERMS of USE: You may print this as many times as you would like for personal and/or small business such as craft shows and/or marketplaces, providing they are used on your tangible goods. Please do not sell, trade, forward, distribute, share, make available for others to copy AS IS, or claim as yours.
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Wie kommt ein Kawandi Quilt der Siddi in Indien auf eine Collage? Was haben Artist Trading Cards - ATC mit Quilt zu tun? Neues aus Kristina Schapers Atelier Community. Farbschneiderin goes Collage....
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