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Fly Free ATC


Fly Free ATC
Originally uploaded by saunjune
This ATC was made for our Open House Triptych swap at North Coast Art Swaps.  I used old sheet music paints, and inks collaged over scrapbook paper for the background.  The image of the girl is a gel medium transfer, and the words and butterflies were added to finish the collage.
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