Mixed media artists

Finally.. gentle readers... all the work has reached the Gallerie and I have it loaded in the shop 142 Bis Gallerie for pre sale.. I chose to call the show EXCAVATIONS because I noticed that I had been doing a lot of collage in my art journals.. layering the torn pieces, chewing on relationship issues and stressful events... metaphorically digging by ripping and tearing.. to find out what was really at the crux of the matters.. As If, Mixed Media Collage, 5 x 7 Caterina Giglio I used…

Feeling stuck? One of the most common things artists say is, “I just want my paintings to feel loose and more free,” but if you’re like me, you just can’t figure out how to do it. But that all changed when I figured out it was about addressing my process. Work with me to use mixed media collage to break through your comfort zone and learn to make loose landscapes. Work at your own pace and push that comfort zone out of the way.

Yoon Ji Seon's embroidered portraits blend fiber and photography. Much of work consists of self-portraits, with varying degrees of emotions, abstraction, and detail. Her "Rag Face" series goes back to 2006, when she started experimenting with these mixed-media pieces.

Florian Nicolle

What is mark making and why it's important? Discover the significance of mark-making in art journaling and artistic expression. Learn why mark-making is crucial for conveying individuality, narratives, and emotions in your artwork. Explore techniques, tools, and the importance of study in developing

To create a rich and layered surface in my mixed media paintings I use collage at different stages. #abstractart #mixedmediacollage #mixedmedia

Varied textures

Well this month is month 2 for the Art X 12 Artists Collaboration arranged by Seth Apter. The talent of artists on these traveling book projects is very impressive and I am so honored to be on this…

Mixed media art offers artists the chance to express themselves freely, but many artists hesitate to use it. This blog explains what it is & why you should consider it.

This exquisite, finely-detailed A* IGCSE Art sketchbook was completed by Hania Cho in 2002, exploring a Coastal Environment theme.