We invited readers to create mixed-media flowers, and the variety we received amazed us. Welcoming spring in a wonderfully creative way, our readers used everything from metal and fabric to knitting, encaustic, and more. There were even flowers made of mushrooms, lichen, and seeds. Sadly, there were far too many to include in the May/June…
Learn how to make mixed-media collages! In this free mini-lesson, you’ll discover Restructured Paper for collage art, as well as tips for making it.
Have fun with mark making when you learn how to use a dip pen to add patterns and visual texture to your mixed-media art!
Free advice from “Jewelry That Inspires,” a feature article on mixed-media jewelry and metal stamping by Kate Richbourg.
Mixed-media artist Hollie Chastain work draws viewers in, and she is inspired by materials with a history. Learn more in this online extra.
Inspired by her Japanese heritage and the idea of creating on an everyday object, Irene Rafael chose a unique substrate for her art making: tea bags.
Winsor & Newton’s Masterclass series of art videos is a great (and free!) way to discover what’s on the market and broaden your spectrum…
Get ready for the New Year! The January/February issue is all about defining your goals, setting time aside to accomplish them, and some fun projects to get you on the right track.
We had so many great ideas and techniques in the January/February issue that we couldn’t fit them all in. Here are some Online Extras for the articles “Collage Stories” and “Jewelry that Inspires.”
Thank you to all who participated and congratulations to the following artists! Finalists 1. Marnita Patton • Altamonte, FL 2. Valreie Thrift • Lithakia, Greece 3. Pam Jasperse • Grand Rapids, MI 4. Kimberly McGuiness • Cave Spring, GA 5. Indira Govindan • Summit, NJ 6. Iri Noble • Gilbert, AZ Reader challenges are announced…
