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Charming My Soul Resin Bracelet
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Artist Profile: Roz Stendahl
Roz Stendahl is a graphic designer, illustrator, and book artist. She has kept written and visual journals since she was a child, and her paintings—realistic in style, mixed in media—grow out of that life-long practice of journal keeping. Meet Roz and see more of her work here. 
Posted in Meet, Mixed Media Artist Profiles
Tagged Art Journal, Art Journaling, Roz Stendahl
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Mermaid Song Bracelet
Pulled from Steampunk Emporium, this whimsical project by Jema “Emilly Ladybird” Hewitt, has you breaking out the metal clay, sea glass and pearls to create this beautiful bracelet fit for a mermaid. 
Posted in Jewelry Making, Make: Mixed Media Art Projects
Tagged sea glass, Steampunk Emporium
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Artist Profile: David H. Everett
David Everett is a California artist best known for his whimsical papier-mache pieces that are primarily Halloween and Christmas creations. A graphic designer, David’s creations are based on the inspiration he finds in vintage toys and traditional folk art images. Then he puts his own unique and twisted touch on them. As David writes on his web site, “It’s a lot of work, but each piece has its own individual character—one that will hopefully bring a smile to your face for many years to come.” 
8 Tips for Creating Texture
Add depth and dimension to your acrylic and mixed-media painting by experimenting with a variety of unorthodox tools and materials. In this excerpt from Acrylic Artist magazine, Lisa L. Cyr, author of the book Experimental Painting, shares eight techniques to … 
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Tagged The Artist's Magazine, The Pastel Journal, tips, tricks, Watercolor Artist
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Destination Creativity Addendum
We Goofed, Too
Keeping Secrets in Your Journal
In this excerpt from her book Raw Art Journaling, Quinn McDonald shares techniques for creating journaling that is Hiding in Plain Sight. You’ll learn first how to write things you want to release yourself from, to forget or put behind you. Then you’ll learn two techniques for hiding those words so they can’t be read. 






