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March 17, 2016Editor's PicksDate: Thursday, March 31st, 2016 Time: 4:00 – 5:00 PM ET Where: Your Computer Enjoy a live webinar with mixed-media artist Roxanne Evans Stout! We will peek inside her new book, Storytelling with Collage as Roxanne shares her best …
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Editor’s Pick
Editor's Pick
Editor's PicksDate: Thursday, March 31st, 2016 Time: 4:00 – 5:00 PM ET Where: Your Computer Enjoy a live webinar with mixed-media artist Roxanne Evans Stout! We will peek inside her new book, Storytelling with Collage as Roxanne shares her best …
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March 11, 2016Art JournalingEditor's PicksMake: Mixed Media Art ProjectsWatch previews and find out about 4 new hand lettering instructional videos from artist Joanne Sharpe, author of The Art of Whimsical Lettering.
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The Creative Life
April 25, 2014The Creative Life: A Mixed Media BlogToday we feature a podcast with Sal and Ellen, the creators of Art Is You retreats, as they talk about Living in Generosity.
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The Creative Life: A Mixed Media Blog
Hone Those Skills!
Gores: a good reason to practice. (And we’re not talking about Al and Tipper here.)
Everything You Need to Know for International Fake Journal Month
International Fake Journal Month begins tomorrow, but there’s still plenty of time to join the fun. Here’s the last of Roz’s posts with everything you need to know.
Roz Explains More About The Coolest Month Ever
There’s still plenty of time for you to join in the fun of International Fake Journal Month, and here’s founder Roz Stendahl to tell you more about it.
What Exactly Is International Fake Journal Month, Anyway?
What do you mean, you’ve never heard of International Fake Journal Month? Ooh, honeys, have we got a treat for you!
Laume Zekas on Play
Laume Zekas had such thoughtful and insightful comments about Play that we wanted to share them in depth, and she generously allows us to do that today.
One More Day of Studio Play
And now for our final comments about studio play, with some that I think will really resonate with you.
More Studio Play
Today we’ll hear from other artists who have still other ways of mixing work + play in the studio.
Playing in the Studio
And what about play in the studio? Here’s what your fellow artists have to say.
How Artists Played as Kids: And Still Do It Today
The coolest thing is hearing from artists who can trace the things they love doing today back to their childhood, from writing to building to making what grown-ups call assemblages but kids know as “really cool stuff.”
How Artists Played as Kids: Making Stuff
Today you get to find out you actually weren’t along all those afternoons you spent making stuff—what kind of stuff? It didn’t matter—as a kid. Turns out a lot of other kids were holed up in their own rooms creating everything from stuffed animals to buildings.