Lost and Found

 So, with time on my hands these days (thanks, COVID!), I occasionally avoid work by haphazardly cleaning out my studio.  I find this to be an excellent way to procrastinate, and sometimes I even discover things.  Yesterday, while looking for the right kind of substrate for a project, I found a series of artist's trading cards (ATC)* that I made in early 2018: 

*These are smallish cards (2.5" x 3.5") that people make to exchange or give away to other artists.  Interestingly, although I have made a number of these over the years, I've never actually traded or given any away.  I don't seem to be doing this right...

I think I've gotten the ATCs out of my system...

All of these are little artist trading card size (2.5" x 3.5") and I'm seriously going to try and NOT make any more of these for awhile.

  

More Teeny Tiny Little ATCs (2.5" x 3.5")

 

Some ATC's

This week's theme on Kollage Kit is the artist trading card, nicknamed "ATC" (which I often mistakenly refer to as "AKC"...my apologies to snooty dog lovers everywhere...).  An ATC is always wee-sized (2.5" x 3.5"), and they can be traded like baseball cards, or handed out like business cards, or whatever.  I've never made any before, and spent my morning gluing itsy-bitsy little paper scraps onto itsy-bitsy little black and white cards.  This is a fine way to spend a morning!  Here are six: