Architechtural stamps--finding, building, using

[Utah Ann]

Daniel, I never got around to answering your question about what AS stamps I have.  I don't have as many as I thought.  But I am going to stamp them on paper and then will upload to gallery.  I now see more possibilities for using them, than I thought. 

Upload soon. 

Please help me identify, which ones are really considered AS

Thanks for this thread.

[Utah Ann]

I have stamped and scanned and uploaded pictures of the Architectural stamps that I have - these are in two uploads. 

Here is the second one.  http://www.duhnproductions.com/Pics/displayimage.php?pid=1884&message_id=30660e3e8dd51053633ad34f39da65f7&message_icon=info#cpgMessageBlock

and here is the 1st one with more detailed information.  http://www.duhnproductions.com/Pics/displayimage.php?album=lastup&cat=0&pid=1883#top_display_media



I will be offering a challenge in September using this type of stamp or other stamps that will create something architectural.  Start looking

[Looser]

Sounds like a fun challenge, Ann. Far as what constitutes an 'AS'? Some are easy to identify--doors, windows, arches, etc. Some are full or partial buildings--like your clock tower & bell tower. But other stamps can certainly be used 'architecturally' to build with--even when they aren't what one might think of using in that way.