steps to making an atc history

History of ATC’s

In 1996 a famous artist in Zurich

Switzerland held an art exhibit

showing 1000 of his trading cards.

During the exhibit he invited others

to return home, make a card and

come and trade with him.

Since then it has become the calling

card of artists around the world.

Size must be the standard 2 ½ X 3 ½

inches. They are now traded online

and in trading sessions worldwide.

They are made in all mediums,

watercolor, acrylic, sewn, pens,

pencil, collage, encaustic & more.

Miniature art has been around since

the 16th century.

History of ATC’s

In 1996 a famous artist in Zurich

Switzerland held an art exhibit

showing 1000 of his trading cards.

During the exhibit he invited others

to return home, make a card and

come and trade with him.

Since then it has become the calling

card of artists around the world.

Size must be the standard 2 ½ X 3 ½

inches. They are now traded online

and in trading sessions worldwide.

They are made in all mediums,

watercolor, acrylic, sewn, pens,

pencil, collage, encaustic & more.

Miniature art has been around since

the 16th century.

History of ATC’s

In 1996 a famous artist in Zurich

Switzerland held an art exhibit

showing 1000 of his trading cards.

During the exhibit he invited others

to return home, make a card and

come and trade with him.

Since then it has become the calling

card of artists around the world.

Size must be the standard 2 ½ X 3 ½

inches. They are now traded online

and in trading sessions worldwide.

They are made in all mediums,

watercolor, acrylic, sewn, pens,

pencil, collage, encaustic & more.

Miniature art has been around since

the 16th century.

History of ATC’s

In 1996 a famous artist in Zurich

Switzerland held an art exhibit

showing 1000 of his trading cards.

During the exhibit he invited others

to return home, make a card and

come and trade with him.

Since then it has become the calling

card of artists around the world.

Size must be the standard 2 ½ X 3 ½

inches. They are now traded online

and in trading sessions worldwide.

They are made in all mediums,

watercolor, acrylic, sewn, pens,

pencil, collage, encaustic & more.

Miniature art has been around since

the 16th century.

History of ATC’s

In 1996 a famous artist in Zurich

Switzerland held an art exhibit

showing 1000 of his trading cards.

During the exhibit he invited others

to return home, make a card and

come and trade with him.

Since then it has become the calling

card of artists around the world.

Size must be the standard 2 ½ X 3 ½

inches. They are now traded online

and in trading sessions worldwide.

They are made in all mediums,

watercolor, acrylic, sewn, pens,

pencil, collage, encaustic & more.

Miniature art has been around since

the 16th century.

History of ATC’s

In 1996 a famous artist in Zurich

Switzerland held an art exhibit

showing 1000 of his trading cards.

During the exhibit he invited others

to return home, make a card and

come and trade with him.

Since then it has become the calling

card of artists around the world.

Size must be the standard 2 ½ X 3 ½

inches. They are now traded online

and in trading sessions worldwide.

They are made in all mediums,

watercolor, acrylic, sewn, pens,

pencil, collage, encaustic & more.

Miniature art has been around since

the 16th century.

History of ATC’s

In 1996 a famous artist in Zurich

Switzerland held an art exhibit

showing 1000 of his trading cards.

During the exhibit he invited others

to return home, make a card and

come and trade with him.

Since then it has become the calling

card of artists around the world.

Size must be the standard 2 ½ X 3 ½

inches. They are now traded online

and in trading sessions worldwide.

They are made in all mediums,

watercolor, acrylic, sewn, pens,

pencil, collage, encaustic & more.

Miniature art has been around since

the 16th century.

History of ATC’s

In 1996 a famous artist in Zurich

Switzerland held an art exhibit

showing 1000 of his trading cards.

During the exhibit he invited others

to return home, make a card and

come and trade with him.

Since then it has become the calling

card of artists around the world.

Size must be the standard 2 ½ X 3 ½

inches. They are now traded online

and in trading sessions worldwide.

They are made in all mediums,

watercolor, acrylic, sewn, pens,

pencil, collage, encaustic & more.

Miniature art has been around since

the 16th century.

History of ATC’s

In 1996 a famous artist in Zurich

Switzerland held an art exhibit

showing 1000 of his trading cards.

During the exhibit he invited others

to return home, make a card and

come and trade with him.

Since then it has become the calling

card of artists around the world.

Size must be the standard 2 ½ X 3 ½

inches. They are now traded online

and in trading sessions worldwide.

They are made in all mediums,

watercolor, acrylic, sewn, pens,

pencil, collage, encaustic & more.

Miniature art has been around since

the 16th century.