Learn how to turn basic doodles into eye-catching collage fodder. If you love a bit of doodling and collage-making as much as I do, then you’re in the right spot. This video is actually part two, so don’t forget to check out part one! To kick things off I demonstrate a really fun design on … Keep reading…
See how adding a little thread can revolutionize your mixed media projects Here’s what I love about this technique… it’s so simple, but the results are out of this world. The process begins with selecting the right type of paper. Mixed media, watercolor, or Bristol paper are ideal. Avoid using copy paper; it’s too weak … Keep reading…
Find out how you can repurpose old collage papers by adding beautiful holes for a new artistic touch. In this video, I share how to create unique organic holes in collage papers using simple tools like coffee stirrers, skewers, and incense sticks. No need to buy fancy equipment. We will explore a variety of … Keep reading…
Create teabag collage papers 7 different ways, all of which will add a lovely translucent finishing layer to your collages. In this video I share seven ways to create teabag collage papers. Start by gathering all of your teabags: red rooibos, black tea, green tea, and even butterfly pea to get a lovely purple color! … Keep reading…
So what are acrylic paint skins? These little pieces of collage magic are thin layers of dried acrylic paint that end up on your palette after a day of painting. These are a game-changer for adding dimension, texture, and pops of color to your art. In this video I will show you 10 different ways … Keep reading…
Ever wondered what to do with leftover collage papers after playing with new techniques? Watch how I reuse my papers as base layers for new projects. It’s cost-effective and sparks more creativity! In this video, I’m playing with a water resist technique using an eyedropper, water bottle and sometimes, just dripping water with my hand. … Keep reading…
If you’ve ever wondered how to add depth and texture to your collage papers, this Tune in Tuesday art demo is a treasure trove of techniques and tips. I am so excited to share this technique to create intriguing layered collage papers using rubbing alcohol. All you’ll need is acrylic paints, rubbing alcohol, and some … Keep reading…
I’m going to show you just how to achieve a marvelous collage paper using water, acrylic paint, and a handy eyedropper. To start, I grab my go-to primary colors that I use with all of my collage paper projects: Phthalo Blue – Green Shade, Hansa Yellow Light, Quin Majenta, along with some white and … Keep reading…
