Painting and Drawing Playing Card Project

Students in Painting/Drawing used mixed media to create an enlarged playing card


Don Jones

Celine Cao

Christiana McCrary

Jeremiah Gonzalez

Emelia Narug

Devine Myers


We then created 3-5 Artist Trading Cards (or ATCs), which are miniature works of art that are created by artists to be traded around the world; our ATCs were traded with other students in the class. The standard size of an ATC is 2.5 x 3.5 and it encompasses all types of media. 

Devin McCarthy




Devine Myers





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