2005 Postcard Art Competition and Exhibition Winners
	The unique Postcard Art Competition and Exhibition (PACE) is sponsored by the Curt Teich Postcard Archives, part of the Lake County Discovery Museum located in Wauconda, Illinois. The bi-annual event honors the postcard as an art form and challenges artists from around the country to create original works of art in 4"x 6" postcard size. Judging is based on creativity, content, technical expertise and reproducibility as a postcard. This year's jurors were Susan Brown Nicholson and Victoria L. Scogland. Ms. Nicholson is a recognized authority on paper ephemera and author of The Encyclopedia of Antique Postcards. An appraiser of antique paper items, she writes monthly columns for Barr s Postcard News and The Postcard Collector. She also produces three major postcard and ephemera shows in the Chicago area, and the National Postcard Convention each year. Ms. Scogland is a professional fine and decorative arts appraiser and industry expert for the popular Antiques Roadshow and the Home and Garden Channel s The Appraisal Fair. The following 12 winning designs were selected from over 572 entries, with a variety of media represented.
	First Place The Future is Positive Maki Geno, Acrylic on Paper
	Second Place Untitled #2 Todd Mack, Ephemera collage Third Place Route 66, Seligman, AZ Michael Still, Digital photo illustration
	BeeHind Eileen Saarela Bell, Charcoal	Flora Erin Endicott, Woven watercolor	Someday I Will Live in Hollywood Todd Mack, Ephemera collage
	Double Totem Marilyn Madden, Mixed media	Freedom is a Priceless Gift Angie Naron, Collage	Manhattan Fairy Tale Priscilla Otani, Digital print
	Metro Express Michael Anthony Thomas, Acrylic on paper	See{k} Tara Nicole Tonsor Screen print & paper collage	Rejoice Jody Wright, Giclee print
	This set of winning PACE 2005 postcards, as well as those from previous exhibitions, can be purchased from the Curt Teich Postcard Archives. For more information, contact Debra Gust, PACE Project Manager.

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