Wired Up provides full instruction for four amazing mixed-media projects that use wire! Featuring projects from Kelly Snelling & Ruth Rae, Giuseppina Cirincione, Jennifer Swift and Robert Dancik!
Sue Pelletier shares the inspiration and technique behind a painting of red shoes and explains that the paint layers are actually layers of meaning and interpretation.
In her first guest blog post, Sue Pelletier discusses symbols in art and why some of them show up so frequently in her art. It’s to do with painting what you know!
You don’t need tools to think about color, but sometimes they can teach you things you didn’t even know you didn’t know. Here are a few of Ricë’s favorite color tools.
In our final Craft Month 2013 project, this one from Katie Kendrick’s Layered Impressions, you’ll create a book of haiku perfect for all your thoughts about spring.
Ricë Freeman-Zachery takes you inside Mixed Media Revolution, the new book by Darlene Olivia McElroy and Sandra Duran Wilson in this edition of Book Notes. Check out some of the beautiful art and amazing techniques!
In this month’s Mixed Media Alchemy, Lisa Cyr talks about how her plans for 2012 turned out, and what projects she starting in 2013, including redecorating her studio inspired by Professor Dumbledore’s.
In her latest blog post, mixed-media artist Lisa Cyr, shares three videos that explain and demonstrate the mixed media techniques used in her painting Michaelania.
Pam Carriker’s drawings of the human face are just amazing, and her fascination with her subject is inspiring. In this guest post, she offers some tips and samples of her sketches.
You loved Zentangle Untangled by Kass Hall so much that she’s created a workbook for you! Filled with never before seen tangles created by Kass for this workbook, plenty of space for you to practice and and entire year’s worth …
Jessica Swift and Michelle Ward, authors of The Declaration of You!, have created an inspiring but realistic (and fun!) way to make happen, the creative life you want. With the help of host Pierre François Frédéric, you’ll be able to …
Pam Carriker’s drawings of the human face are just amazing, and her fascination with her subject is inspiring. In this guest post, she offers some tips and samples of her sketches.