Mixed media artist
abstract art art-journal challenge collage creativity fabric manipulation felt felting fragmentation gel print indigo intuitive collage mixed media natural dye paper process rework sketchbook sketchbook collage studio wet felting
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I’ve been growing indigo to use in natural dye projects. It’s growing well, about a foot tall. and I had to figure out when to harvest it. I searched online and found I could use it right now, just harvesting the leaves. You need to harvest the leaves before it flowers, and you just cut
Sketchbook session using intuitive collage and some homemade papers I recently created as well as other papers.
The writer is embracing the practice of using a sketchbook inspired by mixed media artists. They experimented with gel printing and reworked a print to create a collage in their sketchbook, enjoying the process and the results. This experimentation allows for creativity and exploration in a playful and enjoyable manner.
I’ve been working on these collages for my 100-collages project for a little while, and I decided I wanted to do some other kinds of backgrounds than just fabric. I really enjoy wet felting, so I thought that I would make a new wet-felted background for a collage piece. Here I’ll show you my process
For collage number 7 of 2024, I started out with a piece of fabric that I had printed on, using printable fabric sheets. I had copied a gelli-plate-printed piece I had made onto the fabric. I then thought I’d try to do some rust dyeing to the fabric. I have a cool rusty wire coil
I’m relatively new to textile art – I took a couple of classes last year and it really got me inspired. I decided for 2024 that I wanted to do a challenge – it will help me to create a body of work, and maybe discover my voice with my art. I am not sure