Gary Reef ACEOs for trading.
Hi guys,
Just letting you know that I still have some ACEOs of Gary's to trade in the ATC and ACEO group. Here is a link to my previous blog if you have no idea of what I am talking about.
I hope to see lots more people joining the group and trading art. It's quite a varied group with artists of all abilities and styles.
Today is the group's first birthday. 
In this past year we have traded 245 works of art! Why not stop by the group and check out our galleries of artworks? There are 4 galleries now!!
Don't forget... we have discussions in the group for those who want to trade individual pieces of art instead of batches of 5 and one for trading larger sizes too.
I would like to say a HUGE Thank you to all of the group members who have participated so far and have made the group a success. I am so impressed with what you have accomplished.
I would also like to thank Gary for his contribution of his wonderful jumbo ACEOs made with citrasolve papers. They are sooo cool.
So here's to another busy year of creating and trading. 
....some of my personal favourites...
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Comment by Danielle Evans on February 26, 2011 at 11:07pm -
Hi Jason.
I see you have found your way to the group and have said you want to swap 4X6 size. Perfect! The rest of the info you need is in the discussion called POSTAGE in the ATC group. When I receive your batch of cards and when I have enough cards to send to you I will send you artworks from different artists. Gary included.
I'm happy to help, if you have any other questions just send me a message or post it in the group discussion.
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Comment by Jason Michael Daye on February 26, 2011 at 6:23pm -
Danielle,
I'd be interested in trading for a Gary Reef card and others. I've watched your video (great job btw) but am uncertain how to proceed. I believe I make 5 art cards and post them to you but how do I get a Gary Reef art card?
Please clarify or put me on a list if there is one... Would love to share my art with others and would love to have a Gary Reef original.
Thanks so much!
Jason
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Comment by Danielle Evans on February 25, 2011 at 11:42pm
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Nice to hear from happy customers...
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Comment by Mike Nowlin on February 25, 2011 at 12:09pm
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Thanks for all your hard work Danielle.
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Comment by William on February 25, 2011 at 7:46am -
Happy Birthday ! Yeah!
Thank You Danielle For All Of Your Devotion!
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