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Artist trading cards (ATCs) are small artworks meant to be traded rather than sold. They started as a way for artists to directly connect and communicate through exchanging small pieces of art. ATC clubs have regular meetings where members create art on small cards based on themes and techniques, then trade and collect cards from other members. Participating in an ATC club can help build bridges within UX design teams by breaking down silos, fostering creativity and confidence, and strengthening communication and trust between team members across disciplines.
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- 1. K I M M O R ROW J U N E 1 3 , 2 0 1 4 Using Artist Trading Cards to Build Bridges Within UX Design Teams
- 2. What? 2 What are Artist Trading Cards (ATCs)? » A small art form (2.5”x3.5”) that is meant to be traded with others » Based on an inspirational theme » Can be done in any medium and can be flat, textured, or 3-D » Should be labeled on the back with the theme, artist’s name, edition number (e.g., 1/10), and creation location and date What is the history of ATCs? » First started as a collaborative gallery showing by several artists in 1996 where people could only trade artwork for the small pieces, not buy them » Helped start a movement of artists connecting directly to each other, reinforcing the idea that the true “value” of art is its ability to bring us together and help us communicate with each other » There are now ATC clubs all over the world and online
- 3. How and Who? 3 How does an ATC club work? » Have a schedule of themes, trading times, and technique instruction » Create as many copies of your ATCs as you’d like to trade » Either trade in person or through the mail » Stick to the dimensions (only real “rule”) » Play, have fun, and have an open mind Who can participate? » Painters/Drawers/Tracers » Cartoonists/Doodlers » Stampers/Scrapbookers » Writers/Plagiarizers » Sculptors/Mod Podgers » Photographers/Collagers » Sewers/Quilters » Knitters/Crocheters Anyone who wants to express, explore, or find their creative side!
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