Subscription Card Artwork
Extract from The Big-Ass Book of Crafts • By Mark Montano • Published by Simon & Schuster
About
Turn annoying magazine subscription cards in to beautiful artwork.
You know how annoying it is to open a magazine and have to rip out all of the subscription post cards! I just hate it. I also hate when the fall out and make a mess. So I decided to use them for art and now when I open a magazine, I’m always happy to see them. I know it sounds nuts, but if you can make just a few things that annoy you work for you in some way, you’ll be a lot happier. Trust me on this!
(Photography by Auxy Espinoza)
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You Will Need
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Step 1Working on some newspaper, tape around your subscription card 1/4 inch all the way around.
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Step 2Fill in the area with your tempera paint.
DON’T WORRY: If you can see the printing underneath, that’s part of the art! -
Step 3When the paint dries, ink your rubber stamp with the embossing ink pad and press firmly onto the painted area, making sure to center the image.
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Step 4Sprinkle the gold or silver embossing powder while the ink is still wet. (you will see the particles stick to the stamp's design).
Set the embossing powder with your heat gun or hair dryer.
DON'T WORRY: If your paper warps. Just press it overnight in between some books.
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Step 5Remove the tape and place your card in a simple frame, and you've got some great art!
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