Showing posts with label animals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animals. Show all posts

Animal art - part 2

First time swapper Christie says this little guy emerged from some altered junk mail

Here's an ATC from Christina:

Two funky giraffes from Currie:


Ellen's animals are collaged from torn papers


Frances rested her owls on a bed of torn tissue paper, and her crab card evolved from an art date with her granddaughter.


Joyce  sent mixed media dogs and donkeys.


Marsie drew this fanciful giraffe.

Ria sent these three lovely hand drawn ATCs.



A bird in the round from Trula:

Carroll created this fabulous mythical creature, whose feathers and feet move!
(stay tuned for our articulated paper doll swap coming soon!)

Animal Art - part 1

Just a reminder - the deadline for the Animal Art swap is Monday May 7th.

I have four wonderful pieces so far.

"Geek Chic - Cat with Yellow Glasses"
from Cara.


And these three awesome ATCs from Lauri Crowe.
"Defiant Blue"

"Biological Bunny"

"Hillbilly Hare"

Wouldn't you love to own one of these?
Get out there and mail me some animal art!

Animal Art - due May 6th


Let’s swap animal themed art!   
The art will be mailed to you in an envelope so you’re free to create something with a lot of texture or raised elements, and the size and format is up to you.

Size guidelines:
minimum size – 2.5 inches between any two points
maximum size – 7 inches between any two points

This means you could create an ATC (Artist Trading Card) which has the traditional dimensions of 2.5 x 3.5 inches.
Or you could use the common dimensions of frames (4x6 inches or 5x7 inches)
Or create something square, or round, or oblong.
It doesn’t matter as long as the work is within the above dimensions.

Substrate:
Create your work on something sturdy – heavy water color paper, or cardboard, or canvas board.  I’m not limiting what you use, but I’m suggesting something sturdy and attractive enough that your recipient could proudly and easily display your work.

Media/Style:
Anything goes!  Painting, drawing, collage, mixed media.  Whatever inspires you and makes you happy.  How you interpret the theme is up to you as well.


Postage:
Within the US:  Put your work in a suitable protective envelope and calculate the amount it will cost to mail to me.  Include that same amount of postage or cash inside the envelope so that I can mail your piece to your partner.  You can also send me postage money via paypal (iamrushmore@gmail.com)
Outside of the US:  It’s harder to calculate postage since I don’t know the size or weight of what I’ll be sending back to you.  Email me at iamrushmore@gmail.com and we can discuss an appropriate amount based on where you live and the average cost of getting a large envelope from the US to  you.


Summary:
·      Create a fabulous original piece of art.  (No prints please)
·      Sign your work and include a little note for your partner with your contact information so that they may thank you.
·      Put it in an envelope with postage (see above) and a label with your name and address on it.  I will stick this to the package I’m sending you.  If you don’t have any labels, just send a label-shaped piece of paper with your name and address on it and I will tape it to your envelope.  By including a label it saves me the time of writing everyone’s info by hand, and keeps me from making mistakes when I decipher your handwriting and copy your address.
·      Get it in the mail by Monday, May 6th
  • Send it to :  Karen Isaacson, PO Box 532, Shrewsbury, MA 01545 (United States)