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Advertising art director James Helms, who blogs over at Yonder Ponder, made a New Year's resolution to do something with all of those fake credit cards he'd been collecting from his junk mail. So he started painting them. What about you? Have you set any creative goals for 2008? Any creative diversions or projects on your resolution list? Learn from James. No project is too small, as long as you're creating.
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Wait, you mean those aren't REAL credit cards? I've been out charging away on those, spend spend spend! My New Year's resolution was to spend as much as I possibly can using only Your Name Here cards; just changed my name, officially, to Mr. Here, first name Your, middle initial N., and for what?? I'm supposed to be PAINTING these cards? Holy hell.
Posted by: Elvis Dingeldein | January 08, 2008 at 04:02 PM
There are many credit cards with nice and colorful background designs on them now a days but their designs are printed on them with the use of a computer and not painted on them. This post is simple but informative.
Posted by: Coles Myer | September 29, 2009 at 08:04 AM