{"id":931,"date":"2012-05-31T17:53:46","date_gmt":"2012-06-01T00:53:46","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.scobot.com\/blog\/?p=931"},"modified":"2015-04-05T15:10:03","modified_gmt":"2015-04-05T22:10:03","slug":"atc-series-01","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.scobot.com\/blog\/atc-series-01\/","title":{"rendered":"ATC series 01"},"content":{"rendered":"

Created:<\/strong>\u00a0May 2012.\u00a0Materials:<\/strong>\u00a0Watercolors, India Ink, \u00a0ink pens, ballpoint pens, inkjet prints, clear matte medium, \u00a0on “official” Crescent ATC illustration board.\u00a0size:<\/strong>\u00a02.5? x 3.5? Number in Series<\/strong>: 10<\/p>\n

My first “Artist Trading Card” series!<\/p>\n

I created these to hand out at my VJ performance at NW Folklife Festival “Chiptune & VJ Showcase” (EMP Sky Church, Click here<\/a> to see some video of my “live drawing” VJ performance.) instead of my usual business cards. I thought this would be cooler! As it turned out, I didn’t end up giving any out – actually gave out my regular business cards \u00a0– oh the irony! The good news, is I still have them and will be ready to trade when the\u00a0opportunity\u00a0arises.<\/p>\n

Each card has a QR code on the back that leads to an “archive” page about these cards. Not that they are the greatest thing ever, but a way for people to document which card they have. The archive is a site that I have been building on a Google Page for works that are “in the public” – so the information can be around for years and years. That’s the idea at least.<\/p>\n