MiniCards

Ten days ago I created and ordered some business cards from Moo.com, a printing company that many shop owners on Etsy recommended.  They have a very easy to use web site where you can upload your own images onto business cards, postcards, or stickers, perfect for artists wanting to put an example of their work along with their contact info.

  

 Today I received my order in the mail.  The sticker they put on the envelope says it all.

I chose the cute MiniCards, which measure 2.75" x 1.10" (about half the size of a regular business card).   

I'm very happy with how they turned out and I can't wait to give them out.

I don't mean for this post to sound like a commercial, but if you do want to check out the site, here's a link that will get you 10% off incase you choose to place an order: moo.com/share/z8r6jq  

Kid

I had a few containers of game pieces, plastic letters, Lego and other fun little things that I've been saving up, so I wanted to do an assemblage based on the fun of being a kid.  I imagine any one of these things could be found stashed away in a kid's pocket at any time.

Perch

Materials: a vintage book page, acrylic paint and magazine pages.

Crash Landing

Materials: Vintage photo, watercolor paper, acrylic and watercolor paint, Staedtler Fineliner marker.