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That’s Art?: 2024 + 2025 Artist Trading Card That is Available for Trade. Art Talk No.70
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This Artist Trading Card is Available for Trade!
Read Caption Below for Trade Details
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➡️🔴Must be 18 years old or older to trade
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Note:
1. All my Artist Trading Cards are for trade only for other Artist Trading Cards
2. No Money Exchanges. I pay for my card to get to you and you pay for your card to get to me.
I trade with anyone in the world as long as my country (USA) can ship to your country.
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If you are interested in trading with me here are the steps ⬇️:
1. *To Start a Trade*
Leave a comment or send a DM
Express your interest in trading ATCs (Artist Trading Cards)
Include a few images of your ATCs that you have available for trade
I’ll send pictures of my ATCs that I have available for trade
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2 *Finalize Details and Exchange Information:*
Agree on the specifics of the trade, including the number of cards. 1for1, 2for2, etc.
Exchange mailing addresses
Done
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Title: That’s Art?: Even a Statue of a duck can make it into an Art Gallery
Series: That’s Art?: 2024 + 2025
Year: 2025
Size: 2.5”x3.5” (6.35x8.89cm) Bristol Paper
Medium: Pencil, Colored Pencil, Ink, Gloss Varnish
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The Series Includes 70 individual artist trading cards.
This artist trading card is No.70 of 70
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About ATCs:
Artist Trading Cards (ATCs) are a wonderful way to share your art because their small size makes them easy to create, trade, and collect. They connect artists globally, creating a sense of community and cultural exchange. ATCs are personal, unique, and a perfect medium for showcasing your creativity.
Shipping Artist Trading Cards is simple due to their small size. They fit easily in standard envelopes, making them affordable and convenient to send globally.
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About why I started making and trading Artist Trading Cards:
I started making and trading artist trading cards in 2023 after seeing a museum exhibit of miniature art pieces at the MFA in Boston. While there weren’t any Artist Trading Cards in the exhibit I did some research online when I got home and found Artist Trading Cards and I’ve been making them ever since.