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COOL COLLAGE. Copyright 2011 by North Light

Books. All rights reserved. No part of this book may

be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or

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quote brief passages in a review. Published by North

Light Books, an imprint of F+W Media, Inc., 10150

Carver Road, Blue Ash, Ohio 45242. (800) 289-0963.

The projects in this book are copyright by the

authors of those books:Blowing Ink Diana Trout, Journal Spilling(North

Light Books, 2009)

Crayon Cupcakes Traci Bautista, Collage

Unleashed(North Light Books, 2006)

Activate With Markers Eric M. Scott & David R.

Modler, Journal Junkies Workshop(North Light Books,

2010)

Draw Into Wet Paper Eric M. Scott & David R.

Modler, Journal Junkies Workshop(North Light Books,

2010)Stamp-a Doodle Diana Trout, Journal Spilling

(North Light Books, 2009)

Altered Book Pages Kimberly Santiago, Collage

Playground(North Light Books, 2010)

Creating Texture on a Painting Sheri Gaynor,

Creative Awakenings (North Light Books, 2009)

Stencils for Fabric Alma de la Melena Cox, Collage

Fusion(North Light Books, 2009)

Clear Contact Paper or Clear Packing Tape

Darlene Olivia McElroy & Sandra Duran Wilson, ImageTransfer Workshop(North Light Books, 2009)

Fabric Crayons Darlene Olivia McElroy & Sandra

Duran Wilson, Image Transfer Workshop(North Light

Books, 2009)www.fwmedia.com

Cool CollageA compilation of Mixed-Media Collage Techniques

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Blowing Ink 5

Crayon Cupcakes 6

Activate With Markers 7

Draw Into Wet Paper 8

Stamp-a-Doodle 9

Altered Book Pages 11

Creating Texture on a Painting 14

Stencils for Fabric 16

Clear Contact Paper or Clear

Packing Tape 18

Fabric Crayons 21

Resources 23

Table of Contents
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For most mixed-media

artists, the term collagehas

become as much a part of

their creative vocabulary as

paint, alter or stitch. Yet

as much as we engage in

collage, its like anything else,we are always hungry for

new ideas and new direc-

tions to wander off it, right?

(Or, if youre like me, jump into

with both feet!)

I think youre going to be

really happy with the tech-

niques weve pulled together

for you because not only aremost, if not all, of the ideas

going to offer something

new to you, but there is a

wonderful variety since these

techniques come from nine

artists (and seven great

books) who are considered

true experts in the arena of

mixed-media art.

All of these techniques are

here to help you broaden

your creative toolbox and act

as a springboard for looking

at what youre currently doing

in terms of art in a new way.

Whether its blowing inkaround on your journal

page, using crayons as

a resist for what you love to

paint, or taking the use of

stencils to an unexpected

level, I hope you are inspired

by what you find here and

make each new idea

work for you in your ownunique way.

~Tonia Davenport

Acquisitions Editor

North Light Books

Introduction


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From JOURNAL SPILLING by Diana Trout

From the author:This couldnt be simpler or more satisfyingly random. (This

could also be very therapeutic at the end of a hard day!)

1Put a couple of drops of ink on any paper. 2Use a small straw, like a coffee stirrer, to move think around. Thats it!

4Adding a bit of water will make it easy for the into branch out even more.3This ink was a bit thick so I had to give a spritzto get it moving. Water can also refresh ink thatdried a bit when you went to answer the phone.

M AT E R I A L S

liquid ink, any color

paper, any kind

small straw or coffee stirrer

water in a spray bottle

Blowing Ink
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From JOURNAL JUNKIES WORKSHOP by Eric M. Scott & David R. Modler

From the author:A water-based marker used over watercolor pencil adds up to

a vibrant color blend. This technique leaves a lot of the watercolor

pencil pigment on the marker tip, so you may want to have markers

that you use only for this technique. Also, this technique is not effective

with darker markers because the darker marker overpowers the

watercolor pencil. All watercolor pencils will change in some way

when blended with water-based marker. It can be interesting to

overlap different colors or to purposely mix red with yellow to create

orange or combine blue with yellow to get green and so on.

1After you have applied watercolor pencil to apage, use a water-based marker in a contrast-ing color to blend into the watercolor pencil. Yellow

and other light colors work well.

2Continue until you have filled as much of thepage as desired. The tip of the marker canquickly get covered with watercolor pencil pigment

You may need to wipe the excess pigment from the

marker tip if the ink doesnt flow.

M A T E R I A L S

watercolor pencil

water-based marker

paper

water

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From JOURNAL JUNKIES WORKSHOP by Eric M. Scott & David R. Modler

From the author:You can work watercolor pencil into wet paper as well as

dry. The look is similar to dipping the pencil into water, but more

bleeding takes place. Be careful not to tear the wet page

1Brush clean water or a wash of watercolor ontoa page.

M A T E R I A L S

paintbrush

water

watercolor paint (optional)

watercolor pencil

2Working quickly, use the watercolor pencil todraw on the wet page. Be careful not to tearthe paper.

3You may need to apply more water if the pagedries too quickly while you work.

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From JOURNAL SPILLING by Diana Trout

From the author:Keep a page in your journal handy for doodling potential

stamp images.

1Using a pencil, sketch the design of your choiceonto a piece of paper. Then turn the sketch overand apply a layer of soft graphite to the back of it tomake a carbon.

M A T E R I A L S

graphite pencil

paper

soft carving block

craft knife

permanent ink pen

stamp pad

2Flip the carbon side down onto the softcarving block and trace over the image usinga firm hand and pencil or embossing tool. Lift thepaper design up periodically to make sure that

the image is transferring.

3Ive removed the design paper, and you cansee the faint pencil transfer, here. Cut theexcess carving material away, using a craft knife.

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4To make the lines easier to see, use a perma-nent pen to retrace the image. A permanentpen is best because pencil will eventually smudge

off as youre working. (Feel free to skip the transferprocess completely and draw simple shapes directly

onto the carving material with a permanent pen.)

5Now you are ready to start carving. Begin witha fine blade and work through the details inthe center. Tip: To carve circles, its easier to turn the

block and keep the blade stationary. After youredone with the fine details, carve off the excess

softblock material outside of the image, using a

craft knife. Make sure that you create a gentle

sloping valley away from the cut. A shelf will break

down and weaken your stamp.

6Sometimes it is difficult to see where you are inthe carving process. If this happens, ink yourstamp and test it. Examine both the inked stampand the stamped image. Youll easily see if more

material needs to be carved away.

Here is my first proof of my pod image. There was

a little bit of material I wanted to remove outside of

the image on the right, and the white line on the

right seemed a bit wavy.

7If there are parts of the stamp that printedthat you feel still need to go away, continuecarving and make a second test print. I did a bitmore cutting until I was satisfied with the print.


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TIP

You do not have to allow the paint to dry to continue to step 2. In fact, by adding a second color to the wet

paint, you blend to make a new color! Try different applicationsremember, you have an entire book of pages.

From COLLAGE PLAYGROUND by Kimberly Santiago

From the author:The pages of vintage books offer an endless supply of collage sources.

By adding a litt le paint, adding matte medium, cutting out shapes or

tracing stencils, you can manipulate each page to be unique. Because

this is such a fast process, I suggest creating multiple pages within one

sitting. Remember to seek books that are copyright free.

Painted: Use acrylic paint as your surface-enriching medium to create

backgrounds for collage work. The transparency of the paintmixed with

matte mediumallows the words from the page to show through.

1Prepare your work surface for paint. Tear outmultiple book pages. Select three complemen-tary acrylic paint colors for your palette. Add a small

amount of matte medium to the palette.

Lay out three to four book pages. Begin by

dipping your brush into the clean water, followed by

one paint color and finally the matte medium. Brush

over a large area of your book page. Repeat on

other book pages.

M A T E R I A L S

acrylic paint setvintage book pages

matte medium

palette for paint

paintbrushes

cup of clean water

2Lightly clean excess paint off the brush. Dipyour brush into a second color and the mattemedium. Brush over a small area of the book

page, blending the paint into the first color. Repeat

on other book pages.

Repeat this step, using a third paint color. Allow

the pages to dry.

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M A T E R I A L S

colored markers

vintage book pages

scissors

stencil templates

1Tear out multiple book pages. Lay them out onyour work surface. Position the stencil templateon a book page, looking closely at words or graph-

ics you might want to capture within the shape.

Using a fine-tip marker, trace in and around the

template.

2Using scissors, cut the shape out.

Positive Stencil

A positive stencil will take on the whole shape of the image. Cohesive

images work best, but you can add interior details if desired.


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From CREATIVE AWAKENINGS by Sheri Gaynor

From the author:Using Claybord as a substrate is an easy way to get instant

texture into your mixed-media pieces. Its uses are varied and the

results can add surprising and unexpected elements to your

artwork. Here, Im trying out some of artist Mary Beth Shaws secrets

for texture like those she used for the piece, The Clarity Cave.

1 Paint over the Claybord with thin layers of paintmixed with gel medium. There shouldnt be a lotof paint on your brush. Here, I mixed a layer of green-

gold with yellow, then added a layer of ultramarine

blue over the top.

M A T E R I A L S

Claybord (Ampersand)

acrylic paint

matte gel medium

paintbrush

colored pencil

carving tools

Dremel tool

wire brush

sandpaper

2Let the paint dry, then use a colored pencilto sketch out your desired composition. Here,Im using a white pencil so it shows up against the

blue. If you make a mark you dont want, it usually

easy enough to just rub it out.

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3Use a fine carving tool to scrape outlines of thelines youve drawn. 4Use the Dremel tool to scratch texture intosome of the shapes, like these flower petals.

5Use a wire brush to create cross-hatchingtexture. 6Use sandpaper to soften areas and addsubtle distressing.


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1Using the black marker, outline the stencildesign on the paper. (Note: My stencil has anA stencil and a B stencil. If you have a two-piece

stencil, its important to trace them in order: A first,

then B.)

From the author:Decorator stencils are not just for paint but for fabric, too. They help create repeating patterns

that can unify artwork. This stencil design uses two fabrics, but you can use many more if youd

like. The cover of a wood photo album can capture a theme for the memories inside.

M A T E R I A L S

black fine-tipped permanent

marker

stencil

paper

Steam-A-Seam 2 (SAS2)

scissors

fabrics

iron

Stencils for Fabric

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2Using the black marker, trace the design ontothe back of the SAS2. (The stencil I used doesnot have a right or left side, so I traced the designdirectly onto the back of the SAS2. Because one

vertical half is the mirror image of the other, the

design transfers the same.)

3Using the scissors, cut out the pieces. Lay thepieces on their corresponding shapes on topof the paper stencil design to help keep them inorder.

4Remove the back paper of the SAS2 for eachpiece and place them on the artwork surface,making sure the design is the same as you transfer.

Fuse the fabric and continue the process until

youve finished the piece.

TIP

When laying the pieces onto the paintedsurface, find the point you consider the middle

and work out from there. I concentrated onplacing the largest center pieces first, then

worked my way out and around.


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1Select the image to be transferred. If usingpacking tape: Use scissors to cut the contactpaper to the size needed. Peel off the backing and

put sticky side down on the face of the image.

If using packing tape: layer the packing tape to

the size needed to cover the image.

From the author:These are two of the easiest transfer techniques, and they use products we often have available at

home. You can use either toner-based or magazine images (with the exception of magazine imagesthat are coated with either a varnish or plastic coating).

Packing tape is thinner and more transparent than the contact paper, but it has restricted width.

After applying the packing tape or contact paper to the image face, the trick is to burnish the

image well so the ink sticks to the adhesive. You can actually see this happen.

M A T E R I A L S

toner-based or magazine

image

clear contact paper or

clear packing tape

background surface

bone folder or large spoon

sandpaper

spray bottle of water

soft cloth (optional)soft gel (gloss) or polymer

medium (gloss)

paintbrush

scissors

Clear Contact Paper or Clear Packing Tape

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2Using a bone folder or a large spoon, burnishthe image thoroughly. You want the ink from theimage to transfer completely to the contact paperor packing tape.

3Using the sandpaper, lightly rough up the backof the image to break up the paper backing.

4Using the spray bottle with water, moisten thepaper backing. 5Using your fingers or a soft cloth, rub off thewet paper, leaving the ink on the contactpaper.


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Troubleshooting

GHOSTIMAGES

If you dont remove all of the paper, youll have a

ghost-like paper residue. Let the paper backing dry,

then repeat steps 4 and 5.

6Using a paintbrush, apply polymer medium orsoft gel onto the background surface. 7Lay the contact paper or packing tape imagesticky-side down. Using a paintbrush, smoothout the image to the surface with polymer medium

or soft gel.

MISSINGPIECESOF TH EIMAGE?

If youre missing pieces of the image after remov-

ing the paper, there are two possible explana-

tions: Either you didnt burnish the image enough,

or you rubbed too hard while removing the paper

backing. This result can actually add more texture

and interest to your transfer, but if youre look-

ing for a near-perfect transfer follow this advice:

Burnish hard and several times in step 2. Be gentle

when removing the paper in step 5take off one

layer of paper, then let it dry. Repeat steps 4 and

5 until all the paper is removed


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I WAS USINGAPAINTEDBACKGROUNDAN D

NOTHINGSHOWEDUP . WHAT HAPPENED?

We discovered that when trying this technique over

an acrylic painting that the crayon didnt transfer

as well. We then tried a washacrylic paint mixed

with waterpainted over the surface, and it acted

as a resist. When we tried ironing the pattern again,

it did show up.

I WAS USINGAPAINTEDBACKGROUND, AN DIT

MELTED. WHATHAPPENED?The heat from the iron can melt the paint if there

is a thick layer. Try using a background that has a

thinner layer of paint.

Troubleshooting

1

Place a piece of copy paper over a textured

plate or textured surface. Using a fabric crayon,

rub over the surface. You can also blend anothercolor on top. 2

If desired, prepare additional rubbings, and

use the scissors to cut them to desired sizes. Set

the background surface on the towel. Place therubbings crayon-side down onto the background,

then place the silicone paper over the rubbing

paper. Place a thin towel over the silicone paper.

Using an iron on a medium setting (no steam), iron

the transfer using gentle but firm pressure. Pull back

a corner to see if the transfer is working.

3You may continue to iron other patterns ontothe background until you have the desiredresults.

When you are finished ironing, peel the image

paper off the background. If desired, you can use

the scissors to cut the image paper into shapes.

Using a paintbrush, adhere the shapes to the

background with a medium or glue of your choice.


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To learn more about the artists or

purchase any of the books featu

in this publication, please visit the

web addresses listed below:Resources

DIANAS WEBSITE

DIANAS BLOG

DIANAS ETSY SHOP

JOURNALJUNKIESWORKSHOPby Eric M. Scott &

David R. modler

BUY IT

BUY IT

JOURNALJUNKIESby Diana Trout

JOURNAL JUNKIES

WEBSITE

JOURNAL JUNKIES

BLOG

TRACIS WEBSITE

TRACIS BLOG

TRACIS ETSY SHO

COLLAGEPLAYGROUNDby Kimberly Santiago

BUY IT

BUY IT

COLLAGEUNLEASHEDby Traci Bautista

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