by Shawn | November 2, 2025 | collage paper, stencils, techniques, Uncategorized
Ever wondered how to use your stencil masks in your mixed media projects? Today, I’m answering one of my most frequently asked questions: how to use stencil masks in mixed media art. If you’ve been curious about creative ways to use your stencil masks in...
by Shawn | October 26, 2025 | abstract, art journal, mixed Media, sunday inspiration, techniques, Uncategorized
Today, we are creating easy mixed media texture, with simple supplies and tools. These four examples were done so quickly and yet are so yummy! I got the idea to create a series of how to create different types of texture and texture making from one of the members in...
by Shawn | September 7, 2025 | collage paper, mixed Media, sunday inspiration, techniques
I can’t wait to share this technique with you! We will create gel plate-like prints without the gel plate! These papers are so grungy and yummy. And because I used wet strength and medical exam paper, they are mostly transparent. This is such a simple process...
by Shawn | August 31, 2025 | abstract, collage paper, mixed Media, sunday inspiration, techniques
Today I’m sharing some playful tips to help you bring your projects together. This exercise helps with decision-making, deciding what you like and what you don’t. Teaches you about color… Plus, I show you simple ways to make a project cohesive. This...
by Shawn | August 3, 2025 | abstract, collage paper, mixed Media, sunday inspiration, techniques
This video was originally an art challenge in the Mixed Media Insider Membership…this is such a fun way to just play. So I decided to share it with everyone because it’s one of my favorite things to do. Sooo…..Just let go, explore and most...
by Shawn | July 20, 2025 | abstract, collage paper, mixed Media, sunday inspiration, techniques, Uncategorized
I hope you’re ready to play! Today I share a art challenge lesson from the membership. My goal is to get you to the table and just do something. To stop waiting for inspiration for a master piece to come before you create. I came across this quote several weeks...