ABCs of Studio Ghibli ATC - "I"

Greetings!

Thank you for your interest in my swap! If you have clicked on this then you must like Studio Ghibli as well so I bet you're a pretty awesome person :D

For this swap, we will swap 27 different times; one swap for each letter of the alphabet and then an extra one to fill up that last slot on our third page! For each round you will make ONE ATC to send to ONE partner. Standard ATC rules apply: the card must be 2.5"X3.5" and must be done on (or mounted to) a sturdy surface. On the back of the card you must have the date, swap name, and your swapbot user name. These cards can be done in any medium of the sender's choosing and are not profile based. IF YOU RECEIVE AN ATC ON TIME AND IT MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THAT ROUND YOU MUST RATE A 5.

Each round of this swap will be for a different letter of the alphabet. On your ATC, you must depict both the letter and your character (whose name has that letter in it) for that round. Some of the letters don't really have a lot of characters, so we can just do characters that have that letter in their name. For example, Howl could be used for "H," "O," "W," and "L." Just make sure it's clear which letter is for the round. Once we are done, we will have a wonderfully Ghibli-fied alphabet!

Here: [ http://studio-ghibli.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Characters ] you will find an alphabetized list of Studio Ghibli characters!

For this swap I am requiring a rating of 4.95. Any 1's or 3's MUST have been resolved or I will ban you from the swap. If you flake on one of my swaps you will not be allowed to join again.

Happy Swapping Everyone! ^_^

ROUND NINE: This is round 9/27 (finishing our first page - yay!) for the "ABCs of Studio Ghibli ATC" swap! For this round we will be doing the letter "I." Choose a character/creature from any Studio Ghibli movie that has this letter in their name and make an ATC featuring both your letter and character.

ATTENTION SWAPPERS Please make sure you are clearly specifying which letter that swap is for. You can do this by making the letter bigger or more brightly colored than the other letters. This way our collections will clearly read as an alphabet! :)