I flipped thru my ready to go postcard backgrounds and chose 4, then fiddled around finding images for them, and finally practiced my asemic writing on a piece of scrap paper before doing the actual cards. The people are from old magazines, 1941 Popular Science and 1946 American Home. The bottom one was a Drano ad.
I'm pretty pleased with them and will use this technique further, maybe some postcards that look like postcards that you can't read lol. Anybody wanna swap an asemic postcard? Can be any kind of art, just needs to have some asemic writing on it.
These are really cool!!
ReplyDeleteSo interesting!
ReplyDeleteI like the first one best ( :
Heh Leslie I'd like to try this! Love them all but especially the two gentlemen - want to do it? Something for me to try while on vacation....
ReplyDeleteHey, Leslie, I love the "they said, she said" cards. I thought this was a really fun theme, and love that there's a fancy name for scribbling!
ReplyDeleteLove how yours turned out Leslie!
ReplyDeleteI love your he said/she said theme as well - it's very clever. I'll swap - one will be in the mail soon!
ReplyDeleteThese are great! Where do you find those wonderful pictures?
ReplyDeleteDid you send these in for the swap? I haven't seen them yet. (though I haven't made it to the Post Office in 2 or 3 days, so maybe they are there waiting for me.)
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