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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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Josie Cirincione
Book Notes: Bent, Bound & Stitched
In this edition of Book Notes, Ricë reviews Bent, Bound & Stitched by Giuseppina “Josie” Cirincione. Josie thought after her first book, Collage Lost and Found that she had said all that she needed to, but after looking around her studio Josie realized that there was so much more to say. Watch Ricë review Josie’s second book in awe as she discovers so many new things to do with scrapbook paper, jewelry components and especially wire!
Artist Profile: Josie Cirincione
Giuseppina “Josie” Cirincione is a mixed media collage artist known for her amazing soldering skills. She’s the author of Solder Technique Studio, Collage Lost and Found and Bent, Bound and Stitched. Q: What’s your current favorite, can’t-live-without-it tool? A: Cuttlebug …
Adhering Elements with Beeswax
Josie Cirincione, author of Collage Lost and Found, uses beeswax to attach elements of her collages to one another, but you’ll see her use beeswax in a variety of other intriguing manners, too. Beeswax can be used as a surfacing agent, a textural element, even an accent element. The sky’s the limit! She also offers tips and hints and about where to find appropriate supplies and how best to work with this old- is-new-again medium.
What Goes Where? Collage Technique
Sure, it can seem a little overwhelming to start a collage, but Josie Cirincione, author of Collage Lost and Found, can show you the way. Her number one tip? Keep it simple. Start with just a few handpicked items that really mean something to you, and it will come all come together. After all, there’s no wrong way to collage, just lots of right ones.
Create an “Old” Book
Collage is really good at making something brand-spanking new look old, almost ancient even. And in this project, collage artist Josie Cirincione will teach you to make an “old” book from scratch. Click to download the Creating an “Old” Book …