Try It Thursdays! Collage Expression
Learn how to express yourself through collage.
Learn how to express yourself through collage.
Create a small but spectacular fairy garden out of polymer. It will be magical!Â
Make beautiful watercolor birds and wings to fashion into a fluttery wall hanging.
Using a topic you're interested in, create a fun way to express data in a visual way using a variety of drawing material.
Paint the gorgeous florals of the autumn season on canvas.
Inspired by Hans Hoffman, learn the push and pull technique to create an abstract landscape.
Using the palette knife technique or brushes, create a tropical bird on canvas. Will it be a fabulous flamingo, a pretty parrot, or a terrific toucan? The choice is yours!
Cacti on canvas—yes please! Paint your choice of a desert plant using the impasto knife style and give the painting lots of texture and color.
Use multiple paper sources—in a variety of color and patterns—to create a floral art collage.
Make impressions and patterns on metal flower petals using tooling foil and adding color with Sharpie. Build up layers to make a dimensional metal garden.
Chirp, chirp! Learn and use the palette knife painting technique to create a cozy bird nest on canvas.
Make beautiful birds—fashioned into a spring garland—by using old maps, books pages, and scrapbook paper.
Use palette knife painting techniques to capture the drama of a winter sunset on canvas.
Create mini sweets and treats out of polymer that look like the real deal!
Create a wreath on canvas to use with your holiday decor—perfect for a wall or even your front door.
Boo! It's almost Halloween, so it's time to paint an eerie scene. See if a spirit or two might come alive on your canvas.
Create a pumpkin on canvas using an impasto technique with palette knives.
Create 3-D silhouette artwork using beautiful fabrics, beads, or old accessories. Janela will be here to guide you into your final design and make it fabulous!
Create impasto-style succulents on canvas to liven up your living space!
Create delicious-looking polymer candies for use as Valentine's Day decoration or to give to your sweetheart—just don't eat them!