Practicing Composition and Creating Layers In Your Mixed Media Art
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- Practicing Composition and Creating Layers In Your Mixed Media Art
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Today, I'm going to introduce you to a different way of creating layers in your mixed media art, and we're going to do it by multitasking - yep, I said it. We're going to accomplish several important things in a super-short period of time.
In this video, I'm going to prepare 3 panels for an upcoming series. I have a ton of papers that need to be used, including some of the translucent papers I created in last week's video.
I intend to create a deeply layered and textured background for each panel and sneak in some composition practice while I'm at it.
Listen you can't do this wrong whether you're a beginner at mixed media art or accomplished. This method of practicing composition is fun and very very useful.
Plus, we have a cameo appearance that you don't want to miss!
Grab some painted papers, and let's get busy!
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⭐ Other Videos in this series ⭐
Part 0: • Translucent and Transp... (unofficial 1st video of the series)
Part 1: • Practicing Composition...
Part 2: • Creating Painted Paper...
Part 3: • How to Décollage Dynam...
Part 4: • Easy Color Blocking Te...
Part 5: • Mixed Media Collage De...
Part 6: • Finishing a Mixed Medi...
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00:00 Introduction
01:21 Base Layers
03:29 Panel Prep
04:50 Composition #1
07:03 Composition #2
10:41 Composition #3
15:37 Composition #4
20:02 Adding Some Contrast - Jak na to + styl
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Thank you Jacque
What a beautiful art! You are so talented and creative.... it turned out significantly awesome ❤
I could see the beautiful sun, sea water and penguins.
Thanks for sharing this different way of art.
Thank you very much - it was great fun! 🥰
What you have there is a stonefish, a landscape, and two penguins 😂❤ Lovely! Can’t wait to see what you do with these ❤
😂🤣😂 Of course! I can totally see it 😂🤣😂 Thank for making me giggle first thing in the morning, Cindy! 🥰
Immediately saw penguins before she did a thing 😊💥
I love this! Are you going to do another video where you sand these and go forward from there?
Thank you, Pat! And yes, keep your eye out for the next few videos * wink * 🥰
❤love this! 😁
Hi Jackie, loved this video following your creative process. The composition of each panel is lovely and the unbalanced one reminded me of a pair of funky penguins! Thanks for sharing.
@@chrisjohnson7609 Very funky penguins! Thanks for watching, Chris 🥰
Waiting for the continuation 😮
I like them as is. Especially the radiating one and the unbalanced one. Great video.
that unbalanced composition is my favorite as well and i see clearly two penguins there. this inspired me to make abstract figures of me and my granddaughter.
That is so beautiful, Lena! 🥰
Hermoso resultado!
Gracias Josefina. Me alegro mucho que te guste. 🥰
The unbalaced composition is my favorite. I am so glad you stopped layering wheenyou did. I really enjoy your videos.
Thank you, Liz - It was my favorite, too. But close your eyes, they will be layered over the next time you see them 🫣 So happy you were here today! 🥰
Thank you for sharing your techniques. I will try them!❤
I hope you have as much fun with them as I did, Elsa! 🥰
love! Thank you Jackie!
Thank you very much, Geri! 🥰
I’m always excited when I see your videos. I love the way you explain things and your work speaks to me!! I hope to give this a try soon😊
What a lovely thing to say, Liz. I hope you give it a try soon, too. It’s such a great learning experience. Thank you for being here. 🥰
Brilliant demonstration on composition done Jackie styleee! Tnanks for sharing
Thank you, Nicola! It was really fun, and I can't wait to get to the "excavating" stage - I never know what I'll discover. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. 🥰
Wonderful outcomes (at this stage... lol) Love the encouragement to explore and try new techniques especially around composition. Thank you (as always) for sharing your time in the studio. Be well. ♥♥♥ And love to Archie!
Thank you, Paul! Both Archie and I are sending wishes for a delightful weekend. 🥰
I, too, love the grunginess that the tailor's chalk adds! This was fun!
Thank you, Janina! That chalk just gives the perfect amount of grunge 🥰
@PaintedPaperStudio It SO does! What kind are using? I have seen that ArtGraf has that product, and it's pretty pricey.
Lovely 😊 thanks
This is so enlightening for me, especially today. I have a stock pile of my work that I cannot bring myself to discard I LOVE THIS
Love this, Janice! Be sure to celebrate “World Collage Day” on Saturday the 11th of May. It will be a great way to use your stockpile 🥰
Thanks so much Jackie...composition is on my mind right now so this was very welcome. Happy Easter and I love your work 😂❤
You're welcome, Linda! Composition is on my mind a lot - I find that I can be pretty judgy with myself about it. I'm working on it. 😂🥰
So good to see your painted papers become so much more.
Sunburst, Landscape and Penguin Friends. Please forgive my naming of your pieces - these are the names they received in my head while watching. ☺
Landscape is my favourite. Are we allowed to have favourites? It definitely speaks to me the most of the three.
I can see where you are coming from with the water soluble chalk when you say sexy. It adds so much depth and definition and changes it up so many levels to something else that you can't get just by adding painted papers and paint.
So fun to watch you create. Thank you for sharing this with us. I always look forward to your videos.
I hope you are well. I hope you get to enjoy your Easter weekend to the fullest :).
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Oh and love n hugs to Archie. What a lovely boy! :)
Thank you, Red! I am so happy you can relate to the allure of the Tailor's chalk - it's just delicious. Archie sends love and hugs back! 🥰
I love your comment @redlady37. 😍. You´re so right!
Milá pani umelkyňa. Pracujete veľmi efektívne a so zručnosťou. Obdivujem trpezlivosť. Ste dobrá aj vo farebných prevedeniach pri strihaní. Krieda super. Držím palce. Ilustrujte knižku. 😊
@@zuzanamaninkova9310 Ďakujem pekne, Zuzana. Tento projekt mi umožňuje vyskúšať všetky druhy zábavných vecí. Ďakujem za sledovanie. 🥰 (Google Translate)
Jackie, thank you for sharing you processes! I am all about processes and what I can incorporate in "mine"! I agree with the yummy transparency of collage papers. I always want to incorporate elements of composition and sometimes it is intuitive for me but other times I struggle and I like that you are intentionally working that way here today.
Thank you, Becky! We're all works in progress, and progress needs practice, right?! I'm so happy you enjoyed the video. 🥰
I love the idea of practicing composition this way 🎉
I hope you give it a try, Donna - it's so interesting how it makes my brain think differently. 🥰
Love it. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, Annie! 🥰
I struggle with letting go when creating… your video was very inspiring ,
Georgeous!👍🌼
Thank you very much 🥰
So cool. I love!
Thank you, Coreen! 🥰
So, thats what you made with your transparent papers! ❤ Loved it!
Greetings from Portugal!
Hi Ana Paula - I can't stop thinking of all the things I want to create with the transparent papers! Thanks for watching. 🥰
This is so fun to watch Jackie, thank you 🙏🏻.
I love some of the other comments in what can be seen in the pieces, definitely two penguins looking out at the sunburst across the landscape. Each one is different and yet belong together as a story. Looking forward to their next stage.
Love how you refer to the tailors chalk 😆 reminds me of a badass but good underneath character with a 5 o’clock shadow in a film that everyone secretly loves 😆.
Big hugs of love to you and lovely Archie 🙏🏻🤗🙏🏻
OMGosh Andrea! I'm going to reserve the right to use "badass" and "5 o'clock shadow" as names for future paintings with the tailor's chalk. 😂 Archie sends hugs back 😍🥰
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Hello ! J'aime beaucoup la façon dont vous travaillez et je vais suivre vos vidéos . Thank a lot !
Merci - j'apprécie votre présence ici ! (Google Translate)
Love this
Thank you, Linda!
Thank U...😊 The Last Homley House, video... "Happy New Year and Welcome" is so inspiring 😊Ann
Thank you, Ann! 🥰
Thanks for sharing. ❤
You’re welcome, Darcy! Nice to see you again. 🥰
Love mixed medium ❤
I do too, Brigitte! Thank you for watching 🥰
Hello, dear Jackie! Lovely and wild layering going on in your studio with sweet Archie keeping you company 😍! So wonderful watching your creative process! Juices are flowing in a sexy way indeed 😀! The close-up at 12:05 was so awesome ... felt like diving into your art. Can't wait for the additional love all three panels will get from you! The unbalanced one is my personal fav at the moment.
Aloha from Berlin ❤🧡💛💚💜
Thank you, Queen! That moment, when the paper melted into the panel, was maybe the coolest single moment I've captured on film - I'm so glad you like it too! BTW - the unbalanced one was my favorite as well, and now it's all covered up (but it will be a good thing 🤞🏼. Thank you so much for watching, and Archie sends his love 🥰
@@PaintedPaperStudio Cuddles for Archie!
So fun and I am laughing out loud. You’re awesome and I am coming to hang at your studio🎉
I'd love that, Hope! If you really want a belly laugh watch the video coming out this Saturday - I even made myself laugh. Thank you for always being you! 🥰
Another bright, sunny and fun Saturday video! Thank you for all of your time and talent this morning, Jackie! Happy Easter! xoxoxox. Deanna
Thank you, Deanna - Happy Easter to you as well. I hope you're feeling better 🥰
Thank you for asking, Jackie! I am finally on the mend after a week of oral Prednisone, whatever I am allergic to did not even respond to the steroid shot a week ago, that nasty ass rash just kept on spreading everywhere!! Oh, and THANKS for the link to Beyonce's "Blackbird"!!! Blew me right out of the water!!! xoxoxoxoxo. D@@PaintedPaperStudio
@@deannahall2032 I'm really happy to hear you're doing better - that was a rough one!
I agree about "Blackbird" - I was unprepared for how much I loved her version. 🥰
I keep forgetting o ask you, Is Archie a Vizsla by chance? He's such a handsome boy, he reminds me of my Dad's Vizsla years ago, beautiful Sonja xoxoxo. @@PaintedPaperStudio
Deanna - I'm just seeing this now. Yes, Archie is a Vizsla - and they are lovely (once they've exercised 😍). Your Dad's got great taste 😜
Liked and subscribed to all alerts. I'm so drawn into your work! I haven't done collage in a while, now mostly flat hard-edge acrylic, but I really like this series.
Thank you very much, George - I'm so glad you're here and open to exploring and experimenting with your art. This series has been so fun to work on and there more episodes to come. 🥰
Hi there! I just stumbled upon you channel and WOW!! You are an amazing artist! Pure magic! ❤️
Thank you, Jude! I'm so happy you're here and that this video connected with you - (it's one of my favorites). 🥰
I’m with you on loving curvilinear art. It would be too precious for me to cover up but I look forward to seeing the end product. 😄
It's interesting, Diana - there was one moment when working on that panel that I got a vision for much much larger piece - like 36" x 36" or 48" x 48". The great news is that I took pictures along the way and have the video to reference when I get to it. I'll be sure to let you know when I'm working on it. 🥰
Jackie, OMG! I love your papers but especially your reactions! Looks like me when I do a gelli print session all by myself! 😅
Christina - I love that! I hope that every gets excited when they create. I swear, some days it's like aerobics for me 😂. Thank you so much for being here 🥰
Hurray! A Jackie-Easter-Sunday-Video And what a colorful journey indeed! Before I forget: I love the third piece, the "unbalanced" one. I think of two penguinelike beings and how the big one and the small one both look in the same direction and make me curious to see, what will appear from there. I just had to save them with a screen shot, to go on loving them for the case, that you will cover them up (weep). I love this video and of course I looked up the artist you mentioned: Mark Kessler. I am just at a point, where the teachings of both of you are extremely helpful with a painting that made me get stuck. Thank you so much dear Jackie for showing and sharing your process. It´s always a pleasure, because it infects me to play. 🥳Hugs from Britta
Britta, thank you for always being such an enthusiastic friend and for supporting my experimentations! The unbalanced one really took me by surprise and the penguins appreciate being recognized for what they turned out to be 😂 Happy Easter, Britta and I wish you a lot of play time in your studio this week! 🥰
@@PaintedPaperStudio You´re sooo welcome Jackie. Have nice easter moments too. Meet the easter bunny and introduce him to Archie and the penguins. Hey: "Archie and the penguins" - wouldn´t that be a gorgeous name for a band? 🤣
@@brittahansen8688 😂😂😂 Perfect band name!
Magnifique, merci pour ces cours. Parfois, j'ai l'impression que vous avez terminé le tableau parceque c'est beau et non, vous continuez à superposer des couches et c'est juste Magnifique, Dieu vous bénisse,
Merci Marie Thérèse. La superposition me surprend toujours. Passez une merveilleuse semaine. 🥰 (Google Translate)
Hello Jackie, happy Easter 🦋🐣 I really enjoyed this video, I love collages 😊 thank you for referring David Kessler, I already got the PDF. By the way, Blackbird is also one of my favourite Beatles song, I’ll have to listen to Beyoncé’s version. My Lola says hello to Archie 🐶
Hello Lola & Fran - Happy Easter to you! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. I think the Kessler PDF is so helpful for compositional reminders. Thanks for being here, Fran! 🥰
thank you so much for this experience!!! I ❤ it .....
hello Archie ❤❤❤
Hi Jacqueline! Thank you very much, I'm glad you enjoyed it. It's pouring buckets here ☔️ so Archie is laying across my legs and helping me respond to comments. 🥰
I LOVED this video!! I was literally getting a little nervous bc I didn’t know where you were going, but actually told myself, “trust the process” a few times. 😂 As the layers were being built, I was smiling bc they were all turning out so beautifully & I loved the creative freedom this process gave! I’m an overthinker & I have become creatively paralyzed bc I’m afraid to “lose” some of my favorite papers in something that I don’t end up loving. Needing to get it right the first time has held me back from exploring & growing, but bc I’ve seen your process & how BEAUTIFULLY they turned out (even before they’re “done”, I have a new confidence to try this myself!! This was soooo helpful for me, so thank you for making this video!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻😍♥️
Gina, what an awesome comment! It makes me so happy that your confidence is boosted. I get paralyzed sometimes, too. But when I remember to trust the process and trust myself, it's easier to continue. I encourage you to use your superpower as an "overthinker," but maybe direct it towards exploration rather than fear of losing the papers you love. Thank you so much for being here! 🥰
What sizes are those?
This is great 😊
Thank you, Snowstorm! 🥰
Super🎉, das Video gefällt mir sehr gut. Vielen Dank dafür, ich habe soeben abonniert. Danke und liebe Grüße aus München (Munich) Anna
Danke, Anna! Ich freue mich sehr, dass dir das Video gefällt und freue mich, dass du den Kanal abonniert hast! (Google Übersetzer)
Nice!
Thank you, Judy! 🥰
Great video. Must get Taylor’s chalk! ❤
You're going to love it Shauna! It comes in a 3 pack - black, white and gray. It's so fun to use! 🥰
Muah 💋 to Archie! 💕
He sends puppy kisses back to you, Diana! 🥰
hey Jackie.. Maybe I missed the info, but please, why do you wet the papers before you stick them to your panels with the gel medium? I love all the topics you tackle on your channel so helpful and just wonderful to watch. Thank you ❤😊
Hi Kreativ! Some papers work better in collage if you wet them first. The moisture expands the paper fibers so that the paper lays flat when gluing down. It can reduce wrinkles in collage. The other reason is some of the papers will go transparent when gluing them down. I prefer to get those papers wet first to help them become more transparent. Does this help? If you want to see my experiment with translucent & transparent papers here’s the link: czcams.com/video/f2Ov0teTTYs/video.html Thank you so much for asking such a great question. 🥰
I am so happy I found you on CZcams! You are so inspiring for me! Love how you are creating beautiful art!
I am working in a very similar way and at the moment I am a bit stuck in my painting progress because for first time I am working on a 120 cm per 80cm canvas. On a small piece it’s much easier to find the right way for a composition… it’s also easier to change if I don’t like it….what would you recommend for a big canvas?
Oh my goodness, DeSabin - that is a very large piece you are working on ! I have a couple ideas. If you are working against a wall, you could try using a little artist tape (or sticky glue dots) on the back of your collage pieces, arrange them and rearrange them until you find a composition you like. If you are working horizontally, you could try to take a picture from above and see how the composition looks as you go. You would probably need a ladder to get high enough to capture the whole piece. I love working large but it really does present challenges. Good luck, and let me know how it goes. 🥰
Интересная идея декупажа! ^_^
Спасибо, Марина! Если попробуете, пожалуйста, дайте мне знать. 🥰 (Google Translate)
Hello Jackie: I love this video. You mention that these are the base which you plan to sand down and cover over again. I would like to see this video. Will you be showing this process?
Hi Elizabeth! Yes, I am going to show you the process all the way to the end (let's keep our fingers crossed that it works out 😂). If you want to be notified when the rest of the videos are uploaded, you can subscribe here on CZcams, or to my mailing list - I'd love to have you in the community. 🥰
How do you know when to stop? First time watching you and loving the freedom your process allows . . .
Hi Karen, I'm so glad you're here and what a great question! I don't know how it is with other creatives, but I keep going until it makes me feel happy. I'm not being flippant, I mean when I literally experience the feeling of joy in my body and my brain tells me to stop. Sometimes I go too far, which doesn't feel good. When that happens I tend to walk away for a time. Sometimes that's a day or two, sometimes it's years. Other times I cover it up and start over, which makes me happy. I'm not precious with anything I work on until I feel that joy. Such a great question - thank you for asking. 🥰
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Thank you for the tutorial, Jackie! I have a beginner question regarding layering. I see so many artists creating a nice layer and then covering it completely. Why is that? My silly thoughts are like... if you're going to cover it, then why make it pretty? Thank you again :)
Great question, Suzanka! There are many different reasons and I can't speak for other artists, but I create layer after layer to make background texture for the piece I'm working on. Sometimes, the collage or painting does not cover everything below it, so you get a sense of history. In this video I was simply doing an exercise in practicing composition - not creating a finished piece of art. We can only get better by practicing. Many people practice composition in their sketchbooks, which is great. Today I chose to practice it while building up layers. Does that help? 🥰
Merci ! Tissus paper queen. Great interesting pieces - i love the fat men 😮
Thank you, Anne! Your generosity means so much to me. 😍 The fat men were my favorites 🥰
So much fun to watch :-) So you spritz all the pieces before adhering them?
Hi Robin! No, I din't spritz all of them. I spritzed all the papers that I knew would go transparent with the gloss medium (from last week's video). The other papers that I spritzed were ones that I knew would get super wrinkly when glued down. The moisture relaxes the fibers in the paper and there's less wrinkling. Heavier papers typically don't need the spritz. Does that help? 🥰
@@PaintedPaperStudio absolutely! Thanks for the more detailed explanation!
Hi, lovely work. Can I ask you, if your dog has something in his eyes. Sometimes I use eyedrop in my dogs eye, also cleaner, because sometimes the eyes became dry or dirty. Also some dogs has allergies against grass or tree pollen.
Thank you for asking, Eliane! He does have a version of dry eye and takes 1 type of drop in the morning and a different drop at night. Remarkably, at 13 1/2 he does not have cataracts. I love that you looked at him close enough to see 🥰
Hi Jackie
Love your panels 😍
You mentioned a man who was skilled In compositions. What was his name?
Kindest regards, Kristina
Hi Kristina! His name is David Kessler and there is a direct link to his composition download in the description of this video. I'm so happy you enjoyed the panels! 🥰
Hi! I'm new to your channel, and my love of collage brought me here. I have a question. On one of the pieces you mentioned that you were going to put a liitle bit of oil pastel on it. Will that end any further work on the piece cuz of the oil over acrylic but not acrylic over oil? And also will you be fixing the oil pastel? Thanks in advance! 😊
Hi Pam - great question! It is not going to end the piece, and in fact it will help the excavation stage (next Saturday's video). If this were going to be a nearly-done piece I would not be able to go over it with more acrylics and expect them to adhere. In this case the oil pastels are serving (somewhat) as a colorful resist. Thank you for watching! 🥰
Can you tell me where you got the spray bottle? It has such a fine mist! I want one of those!
Hi Sharon! It is an awesome tool to have for the studio as well as your house (I mix a little drop of detergent in water and spray my roses with it to stop the aphids). I get it on Amazon and there is a direct link in the description of the video. 🥰
If in Canada be prepared to pay much more for product. Happens a lot and really bothers me that some products I see are not available in Ca🇨🇦
That's all, what about the technic of sanding too see how. Could u do a second one, looks unfinish except for the first one. 😊 Thanks
Hi Marisa, this is just part 1 of a 6-part series. You can find a link to the next video in the series down in the description below this video. I hope you enjoy it 🥰
Thanks. Can u use modpodge?
Hi Bonnie, I'm sure you can. I don't have ModPoge so I haven't tested if it will make the medical exam paper or the coffee filter paper transparent. If you give it a try, please let me know your results. 🥰
HI Jackie! A little late for this one! But I wish someone could explain the value of what you just did in the finish piece of art ... Everyone says layers and don't worry because it won't show in the final results ... They also say that it adds texture and history to the finished piece... But if no one can see it, why bother?!? Thank you 🙏🧡
Spoiler alert, Chloé - you'll see next week 😍. When you build up layers below, you don't see them as they are but you see bit's and parts of them which adds to the visual interest of the piece. It's a quality that's hard to describe, but once you see it you can't "un-see" it. Whenever I see it in a gallery or museum, I'll stare at it for ages, trying to figure out what they used. Does that help? - PS you are doing so well on your 108 day challenge 🥰👏🏼🥰
Well then I can't wait for next week's video!!! Thank you... It's harder than I thought but very instructive in so many ways!
Hi Archie!
Archie says "Hi, Michele!" He's a little camera shy - in that every time I pull out a camera or my phone he immediately hides his sweet face. So glad you're here. 🥰
Hello, technique question- i notice that you sprayed some of the papers with water before you adhered it on that first layer. Did you spray all of them, and if not, why did you spray the ones that you did? Thanks! 🎨👩🏻🎨
Great question, Susan! I did spray some, but not all. Sometimes I spray with water so the paper fibers expand before I glue them down - it helps to prevent the wrinkling that can occur when collaging. Some papers are thicker or heavier and may not need the moisture to relax the fibers. I will (almost) always spray any paper that will be translucent or transparent when it is glued down - I just think it helps. You can see that in last weeks video czcams.com/video/f2Ov0teTTYs/video.html Thank you so much for watching. 🥰
Thank you so much for your reply. I really enjoy your approach to your artwork and love seeing all the techniques you use for making your papers. It helps me to remind myself not to be so rigid in my thought and experimentation with techniques. I also really appreciate you thoughtfully listing, the materials and supplies that you use.🤩🎨
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Oh a Vizsla! I have a Vizsla named Harley.
This makes perfect sense to me - we both have Vizslas and an interest in art. And I’ve dreamed for years of having a lavender farm! 🥰
PS - Archie sends a Vizsla-style hello to Harley 😍
Could you tell me what the black chalk thing is called ? I want to purchase this but never heard or saw this before except the crayon looks me chalk . Thank you 😊
Hi Ilene - the chalk is called Tailor's Chalk and it is wonderful to use. There is a direct link in the description to the one I use. 🥰
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Olá! Como você retiras as sobras em volta da tela? Para finalizar você coloca qual tipo de verniz? Não encontrei o link do Mark Kessler que você menciona no vídeo...
Olá Luciana!
O papel nas bordas pode ser cortado com lâmina ou lixado com lixa. Vou mostrar um pouco disso no vídeo da próxima semana. O link para o site de Mark Kessler está na descrição do vídeo em “Vídeos e links mencionados”. Quanto ao verniz, ainda não tenho certeza do que vou usar. Os painéis vão para a minha cozinha, então quero que o acabamento seja bem durável. Te aviso assim que decidir. Obrigado por assistir! (Isto foi traduzido com o Google Translate).
@@PaintedPaperStudio muito obrigada por responder! Ótimo final de semana! 🎨
Can I do this on my small prebought canvas on frame ?
Sure! Be sure to gesso the surface of the canvas first. 🥰
@@PaintedPaperStudio oh that’s exciting as I have many of the framed ones .
Only burning on wood at this time
with wood from nature 🙏🏻
Thankyou soooo much - love your style
Why did you change to golden gloss medium on the 3rd panel?
Great question MaryLou! Quite a few of the pieces of paper on that panel were papers that I knew (from last week's video) would go transparent if I used the gloss medium. I used the matte gel medium for almost everything else. Does that help? 🥰
Where do you get see through paper from??
Hi Mary - all the papers are listed in the description under "Supplies."
jackie, I cannot find this artist mark Kessler....sorry
.....happy Easter 🐣 🐰💐🍀🌞
There is a direct link to his site in the description of the video. If that doesn't work, let me know. And a very Happy Easter to you, too!
😅How did you deal with the pieces that hang off the edges?
Hilarious - well, at first I thought I would leave them until the next stage, but I really couldn't do it. So I grabbed a straight edge blade and did a rough cut. When I get to the sanding stage, I'll be more precise. 🥰
Why do you spray with water first?
Hi Laura! Some papers work better in collage if you wet them first. The moisture expands the paper fibers so that the paper lays flat when gluing down. It can reduce wrinkles in collage. The other reason is some of the papers will go transparent when gluing them down. I prefer to get those papers wet first to help them become more transparent. Does this help? 🥰
@@PaintedPaperStudio Thanks so much- wow I just learned so much!!!
@@Lsullyvan You're welcome!
Unfortunately I can't find the link to the other artist's video on composition. Can anybody help, please?
Hi Jane - the direct link to his guide is in the description just below below "Videos & Links Mentioned" 🥰
@@PaintedPaperStudio I only get the German version of your text. And I can't see anything there that sounds like 'Videos and Links Mentioned' there. 🤔
@@user-xt2xb1mr1q Jane - I'm so sorry. Here is the direct link: www.davidmkessler.com/
@@PaintedPaperStudio Thank you so much! 😍
Why were you spraying your paper at beginning ??
Hi Cinnamon! Some papers work better in collage if you wet them first. The moisture expands the paper fibers so that the paper lays flat when gluing down. It can reduce wrinkles in collage. The other reason is some of the papers will go transparent when gluing them down. I prefer to get those papers wet first to help them become more transparent. Does this help? If you want to see my experiment with translucent & transparent papers here’s the link: czcams.com/video/f2Ov0teTTYs/video.html 🥰
@@PaintedPaperStudio
yes Thankyou makes sense .
Beautiful work but I didn’t find the layering part useful.. I feel it was not worth spending so much time and efforts as it went underneath… if you can explain the reason behind the layering I shall be grateful. Anyways thanks for sharing your efforts ☺️🌺
This is the exclusive pleasure of the creator of the work, buried underneath is the process, and the pleasure of change in the process is also part of the creation.
This is the exclusive pleasure of the creator of the work, buried underneath is the process, and the pleasure of change in the process is also part of the creation.
Hi Mojo - I'm happy you're here and asked this question. Some may not find the layering part useful, but it is a fantastic way to stretch your talents and learn new things without the pressure of doing it "right" or "perfectly." Personally, I love the time and effort I spend on building layers - it's meditative for me. Also, it's a great use for all the papers I paint. I hope that clears it up for you. 🥰
潘美智 - That was beautifully put "the work, buried underneath is the process, and the pleasure of change in the process is also part of the creation." This is exactly what I try to have people understand. Thank you so much for being here. 🥰
@@PaintedPaperStudio yes Im clear with the doubts now😊thank you so much for the reply. All the best for your future videos.. shall wait 😊❤️❤️
You named a persoon about composition not to be found in your links
Hi Joanna! The link is in the description. Scroll down until you see 🎥 Videos and Links Mentioned 🎥
All that work that's done and then covered up? I really don't see the point lol
Hi Vicki - I do this to practice all sorts of different techniques and ideas. By doing them and then going over the practice layers I'm saving space in my studio. Thank you for watching. 🥰
Guys? Girls watch also
Yes, that's true.
Антиживопись. Так исчезает настоящее. искусство. И ничего особенного: пипл схавает!
Эта публика поглощает его, потому что ей нравится творить. Настоящее искусство субъективно. Большое спасибо за просмотр. 🥰 (Google Translate)