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The trading cards serve two purposes:
1. They remind the recipient that they can place an order and with a text like this:
Write about of an event or situation from your life (and your thoughts and feelings on the matter) - I’ll make a drawing from this and send it to you!
It's free!
Write to: Hannes Kater, 172 Spring Street, # 10, New York, NY 10012
or: hanneskater@email.com
2. A performer (as Hannes Kater calls the symbols he uses) is introduced by name on the colored side in the center of each trading card.
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The trading cards are generally exhibited on a wall mount, easily-reached and made accessible enough that anyone can take a card. The performer, Birdbrain, is on the first card. The performer, Birdbrain, is on the first card. |
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Name of performer: Knot
The performer introduced on the front of each trading card, appears on the reverse side in a drawing.
Trading cards are also collectibles:
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On the left, a young collector, proudly showing his collection. He collects basketball and football cards too. |
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