#collage card

[bruneburg]

Seven of last winters batch of collage greeting cards.

Making them is kind of a yearly tradition for me. I usually make them in steps. I add something to one card. Then I take a different card and find something to add on that one. Later I might return to the first card. Or I might not. So all of these went through several rounds of that. Some of the materials I create intentionally. Some of them are byproducts of painting other stuff. (Like paper that I used to mix paint on, or paper that I put on my table to protect it during painting.) Sometimes it’s cut up drawings or paintings that I don’t like enough anymore. Sometimes even other collage cards that didn’t quite work out. Another material I like to use are flea market booklets that are like almost a century old. Like really old journals or dictionaries. The last two cards have that. Making collage cards Is what I think might have contributed a lot to how I make color schemes. Because the figure is added last, if at all. And for most of it I was basically just working with abstract shapes and that gives space to experiment and figure out what kinds of combinations and compositions I like looking at the most.

[imanolbuisan]

Card: Pablo Deck: Løs silenciosøs #15 1st deck of cards from 2020, 15·01·2020 Daily project

[thetowermenagerie]

A gilded heart card with postage stamps

[dailyatlas]

outgoing.

[ransomhart]

Working on art thangs here and there but mostly on the making Christmas gifts grind anytime I have free time from work and life things.

Why buy a card when you can terrorize your family with hand collaged bonkers images of your pets?

[kitchensyncstudio]

[collagelife]

Collage card

[collagelife]

My ancient collage card for a friend in 2015.

I freely cut small paper pieces from french art and fashion magazines to make a new patterns.

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