Art Trading Cards

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An Introduction to
Art Trading Cards!
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Art Trading CardsThe History

• ATC miniature works of art
• 1996 by M. Vanci Stirnemann
• Any age! Be creative!
• Create, collect and trade!

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Art Trading CardsThe Rules

• Size 3.5x 2.5 (or 64 x 89 mm)
• Artists Signature Date on the back
• 3. Trade only not to be bought or sold

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Art Trading CardsYou Will Need

• Cardstock (heavy paper 3.5x2.5)
• Technique and medium (art materials) are up to
  you!
• Examples drawing, painting, collage,
  printmaking, weaving
• Using pencil, marker, pencil crayon, wax
  crayon, pastel, construction paper, watercolour,
  tempera paint, tissue paper, printing ink
• Reuse/Recycle old comics, typed pages,
  newspaper, magazines, yarn, felt, cereal boxes,
  ribbon, used postage stamps, gift wrap, wallpaper
  samples

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Ideas Possibilities
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Art Trading Card Art Trading Card
Artist
Title
Medium
Date
Grade
What I want you to notice about my art on this card is What I want you to notice about my art on this card is

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Art Trading CardsSharing Your Creations

• with your class
• share trade with reading buddies
• share trade by mail with a class at another
  school
• submit a class set of favourites to the
  District 6 Online Art Gallery
• organize an ATC show/exhibit

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Gr. 5s Making ATCs with Adults at a Retirement
Community
Wingra School in Wisconsin School Spotlight
Wingra Artmaking is in the Cards. Retrieved May
18, 2010, from http//host.madison.com/wsj/news/lo
cal/education/local_schools/article_f932663e-55a9-
5ff5-8af7-e4978c823d2b.html
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Display ATCs on a book bag!
Retrieved from www.purseyourart.com
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Lets Start Creating
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Line Shape
Blaze 4, 1963 Bridget Riley
Movement in Squares, 1961. Bridget Riley
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Dominance Portfolio, Blue, 1977 Bridget Riley