Judy challenged me to come up with the dimensions for the tri shutter ATC (see previous post if you don't know what a tri shutter card is), so I went to work and made up the diagram (not to scale). The solid lines are where you cut and the dashed lines are where you score.
I then made up an ATC with the scraps off my desk (not usually a good idea for creating art, but it does clear my desk a little). That is why the front image has nothing to do with anything going on inside the card. I should no better than to glue things in place before I'm finished composing - unless someone requests it, this card will wind up in the trash. I find it difficult enough with an ATC to try and say something interesting on that tiny canvas; tripling the area does not make it any easier to to be interesting.
Judy challenged me to come up with the dimensions for the tri shutter ATC (see previous post if you don't know what a tri shutter card is), so I went to work and made up the diagram (not to scale). The solid lines are where you cut and the dashed lines are where you score.
I then made up an ATC with the scraps off my desk (not usually a good idea for creating art, but it does clear my desk a little). That is why the front image has nothing to do with anything going on inside the card. I should no better than to glue things in place before I'm finished composing - unless someone requests it, this card will wind up in the trash. I find it difficult enough with an ATC to try and say something interesting on that tiny canvas; tripling the area does not make it any easier to to be interesting.
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