"How Are You"
handmade card . handdrawn mixed media collage illustration
white card + envelope / blank inside
5"w x 7"h
4/1/10
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sometimes quirky, sometimes insightful, sometimes inspirational, sometimes lovable, sometimes uplifting and always fun! that is what "a daily card" is all about. Cards Are Original HandMade One Of A Kind Pieces Of Art Designed To Be Ultimately Framed. Keep a lookout for "A Daily Card Street Art Project" - mixed media art on decks of playing cards all around PDX. You never know where you might find one. enjoy!
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General Info
: All greeting cards on this site are handmade and originals (not prints).
: If a card is marked "sold," it means the original is sold but prints are available of most cards.
: Cards are signed on the front and ready to be framed (if you don't want to give them away, that is).
: Daily Cards can be found at the shops listed below.
: Feel free to let me know if you find one of the playing cards in your travels. I'd love to hear your story of finding one - where you found it, how you found it, if someone tried to trip you to get to it before you did, etc.
: If a card is marked "sold," it means the original is sold but prints are available of most cards.
: Cards are signed on the front and ready to be framed (if you don't want to give them away, that is).
: Daily Cards can be found at the shops listed below.
: Feel free to let me know if you find one of the playing cards in your travels. I'd love to hear your story of finding one - where you found it, how you found it, if someone tried to trip you to get to it before you did, etc.
Copyright Info
All of my work is copyright protected and may not be reprinted or reproduced in part or whole without my sole permission. Purchase of work does not transfer copyright. Artist retains all rights. Buyer is not entitled to reproduction rights.
About This Blog
How A Daily Card Came To Be:
-a friend gave me a box of cards and gingerly told me to "do something with them."
-a woman's gleeful and very appreciative response to one of my handmade business cards while I was vending at a holiday bazaar
-a newpaper article on homelessness - which in turn caused the desire to create a street art project.
-all of these events added up to this blog
A Daily Card Will Have 2 components To It:
Part a): I will be creating daily greeting cards for those who have a hearty love for cards and art.
Part b): will be A Daily Card Street Art Project where I will be creating mixed media art pieces on a deck of playing cards that will be distributed on the streets of Portland - in restaurants, on park benches, at bus stops, hanging from trees, in nooks of buildings - anywhere I find an interesting not-so-hidden-hiding spot to distribute them.
My Hope For This Blog/Project:
-I hope you enjoy these greeting cards and share them with loved ones.
-I hope you cherish them for years to come as a piece of framed artwork.
-I also hope that those who find the playing cards on the streets receive some joy, inspiration and anything positive, as the woman who so enjoyed receiving my business card.
Thank you for looking!
-a friend gave me a box of cards and gingerly told me to "do something with them."
-a woman's gleeful and very appreciative response to one of my handmade business cards while I was vending at a holiday bazaar
-a newpaper article on homelessness - which in turn caused the desire to create a street art project.
-all of these events added up to this blog
A Daily Card Will Have 2 components To It:
Part a): I will be creating daily greeting cards for those who have a hearty love for cards and art.
Part b): will be A Daily Card Street Art Project where I will be creating mixed media art pieces on a deck of playing cards that will be distributed on the streets of Portland - in restaurants, on park benches, at bus stops, hanging from trees, in nooks of buildings - anywhere I find an interesting not-so-hidden-hiding spot to distribute them.
My Hope For This Blog/Project:
-I hope you enjoy these greeting cards and share them with loved ones.
-I hope you cherish them for years to come as a piece of framed artwork.
-I also hope that those who find the playing cards on the streets receive some joy, inspiration and anything positive, as the woman who so enjoyed receiving my business card.
Thank you for looking!
About Me
- Tracyville
- i am a self-taught, mixed media artist, illustrator and huge recycling crafter. my passion is not only to make art, but to also give unwanted and throwaway items brand new life so that they become cherished items. i'm in love with handmade everything and things that have character and a history. thanks for looking and enjoy your stay!
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