These ATCs were made for swaps on swap-bot over a time span of several months.

I missed the first instalment of the series and therefor didn't make any ATC for Africa, which seems to be the starting point of this programme. Seems to, because as I have never seen the Amazing Race programme, and the "race around the globe" format we have on TV, Peking Express, works in a completely different way.

These ATCs were made for a Country Alpabet ATC series on swap-bot. When the first host couldn't follow through on the series after the first two instalments, I took it over from her. It was my first experience as a host of a public swap and frankly I don't know if I would do it again. Even if we were very few in the swap, I was worried about possible flakers or other things that could go wrong. In the end it all worked out though, without a problem.

Now that all the instalments have been received, rated and archived, I thought it was high time I posted an overview of the ones I sent out (for detailed view check out my flickr ATC folder. From the letter P onwards, I made digital ATCs which I embellished with raised elements and 3D glossy or matte finish for texture. The pictures on this mosaic are the digital files though, because the pictures I took of the finished ATCs all had a nasty glare on them (due to the ATCS being printed on glossy paper).