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Artist trading cards (ATCs) is a way for artists to create small works of art that can travel the world through trading.

No matter the style or medium of the artist, these holiday gift ideas will work for them all.

If you're a quilter, or if you're close to a quilter, you'll appreciate these little gems of wisdom and whimsy about the joy - and the obsession - that is quilting.

Mail artists know from experience how hard it is to manage projects they've started, those they're participating in and those they're waiting for. Let's get organized!

Novices, learn how to create a basic mixed-media Artist Trading Card or ACEO using distress ink. Use these ideas as a way to inspire creations of your own!

Mail art is a creative way of keeping "fun" mail in mailboxes, and how to learn new mixed media trends from other mail artists.

Last week, we explored a lot of different links about mail art. There’s a lot more information than just that, though, so let’s continue.

Anyone can start a quality art collection and avoid buying generic so-called art from corporate retailers without breaking the bank at a high priced art gallery.

ACEOs and ATCs are miniature works of art that can be traded or purchased. It is an affordable way to collect original artwork from all kinds of artists.

An artist spends many hours perfecting techniques that other people struggle with. Teaching art classes allows the artist to share knowledge and earn a living.

When painting with botanicals, flowers and leaves are crushed, smashed, and rubbed to release their natural juices, making interesting patterns and washes.

Mini quilts are timesaving projects. They are a great way to learn new quilting techniques. These books have delightful mini quilt projects.

Mail art offers a wealth of opportunity for mixed media artists to create, explore, collect and collaborate. Let's explore!