"What If" ATC

There I was booting around on the interwebs on one of my late night surfs when I came across some neat-o art. So I thought, that would make a great ATC swap! And so here we are.

So the idea behind this ATC is that you take a picture, perhaps from a magazine or book or a photo or something (picture should be real life looking, not cartoon) and you alter a part of it using pen, pencil or marker to change it into an imaginative interesting picture of your own.

You will have one partner and make one "What If" ATC. Do your best work but remember that not everyone may be the artist that you are. Rate according to following the instructions, not according to judgement of drawing abilities. I am going to give this a bit of extra time than I normally would because I want to explore this one a bit more since it's different than my usual ATC's.

Everyone is invited to join (especially newbies) and I can angel this if need be.

Hope you have fun!

Added Info:

An ATC is short for Artists Trading Card. It is a card that is 2.5" x 3.5" in size (the size of a usual playing card). It is usually made of card stock and can be hand drawn, decorated and embellished in any way you like.

On the back of the card you should add the following: title of the card, your name, date created, how many in that series (for example if I were making 3 of them I would write 1 of 3 , 2 of 3 or 3 of 3) and the name of the swap that you are making it for.

An ATC is never sold, only traded. And if possible, you should send your ATC in a plastic trading card sleeve (found at hobby stores and some dollar stores too) to help protect the card.