Your Pages

We call these Your Pages because that's exactly what they are: written by, for and about you, our visitors. This is where you'll find opportunities to make your own contribution to our website.

What our visitors said…

Here's what some of our visitors had to say about our website…

Susan, Calgary, Alberta, Canada

I like your site a lot. I love those bears! Trying to figure out how to use RSS so as to stay in contact, also how to link to my blog. Great info on ATCs.

Melissa

The trading card info looks so fun. I think we'll do this at Christmas time to exchange with cousins across the country. Thanks!

Jamar, Cook Islands

I truly appreciate this blog post. Much thanks again. Will read on...

Linda Flagg, Racine, WI

I am new at this. I am a senior artist, and have studied art all my life. I found these ATCs very interesting. I am teaching my granddaughters, and reaching for ideas. So glad to find more about this.

Roxane, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada

Awesome pointers and info :)

Marietjie, London

One of the best websites I've found so far.

Carra Johnson Callies

Love the website!

Julie, Coventry, UK

Great site - love the altered art but also interested in what you used to build it?

David Adams (author)

Thank you for your kind comments, Julie. I used SBI! from SiteSell to build this site.

Shannon@Shaandco.net

Altered art is my thing, I teach it, I practice it, I'm always looking for new ways, new ideas, new contacts! Love it and would be happy to share whatever.

Colleen Kennedy

I just hunted up Tim Holtz, whose art I have always admired, and want more of (from the time of the Carol Burnett show, long, long ago!) Will search out more now, thanks for the info. Can't wait.

StraightToThePoint0

Nice looking site!

Desiree Itsell

Thank you for your clear, insightful answers to several basic questions about altered art and ATC's.

Michelle@MixedMediaArt

This site is so full of great info and projects.

Khalid Osman

It is great to read new information on the Web. I found Altered Art Net very good and informative.

I liked also the idea of 'Your Pages' that helps people who care about altered arts to share their knowledge.

Thank you for publishing Altered Art dot Net.

John

Thank you for this thoughtful and inspirational site. This is a site worth contributing to.

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Have you made an artist trading card or some other piece of artwork that you're particularly proud of? Would you like to be able to show it off to other enthusiasts?

Do you have an altered art project that you just can't wait to share?

Perhaps you have a relevant story to tell?

Well, here's your chance…

We're offering you the opportunity to create your own pages on our website, about anything to do with altered and mixed-media art. You'll also be able to see and comment on what other visitors have written.

There will be invitations to make your own contribution throughout the site, but you'll also find them collected together here on this page. The subjects on which there are opportunities to contribute so far include:

We're also giving you the chance to tell us what you'd like to see included. What topics would have you itching to contribute? What would you like to see from other visitors to our site?

Remember that these are your pages, so tell us what you think.


Want to suggest a topic for contributions?

Please use the form below. Give your suggested topic a title, which could be in the form of a question. Here are some examples of topics that have already been suggested. Please expand a little on about how you would introduce your subject and encourage other visitors to contribute. What questions would you ask to arouse their interest?

Other visitors will be able to read and comment on your suggestion. If it seems to be popular, and fits in well with the theme of our site, we'll add it as a permanent invitation for our visitors to contribute their own pages.

Some topics that have been suggested…

Click on the links below to read and comment on suggestions made by other visitors.

Buttons from Mum and Dad's Wedding Attire 
My father has passed away, and my mother is in her later years. Their wedding attire went mouldy and was thrown out, but I kept the buttons. I have them …

Inchie on Twinchie on ATC 
Make an ATC that uses an inchie on a twinchie - clearly all three will be related to a single topic that is at the heart of the ATC. It is fun and challenging …

Mix it up! 
Let's see your most creative ideas! See what you can do to surprise us! Let us know your inspiration while you're at it! Shannon, thank you for your …

Inchies - How Small Can You Go? 
Encourage people to learn more about these inch-squared pieces of art - ideal for making a mosaic from, for sticking on cards, on tags, on scrapbooking …

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