Mixed Media Arts is offering the full set of
TEN Mixed Media Art Technique sheets,
available for immediate download.

Each of these techniques, skills and projects contained detailed, easy to read instructions, each accompanied with colour photos. You can print them out and have them at hand as you go through each project step-by-step, adding to your mixed media art skills and giving you the confidence to explore the world of mixed media.

$19.97

Available for immediate download!

The full set of Technique Sheets includes over 50 pages of instructions and photos:

• Create a beautiful purple painted background
• Brush up on your credit-card painting technique
• Try antiquing in your next project
• Learn the basics of bookmaking with this sticky note book
• Use a range of different shaped artwork to expand your creativity
• Make your own stencils
• Add some edging and sponging to your collages
• Create your own simple bound book
• Create a paper mache shrine to show off your embellishments
• Use tissue paper images in your mixed media collages

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Pink & Purple Painted Background	Credit Card Painting	Stencils from Photos
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Here we create a simple background with many layers to add texture and visual interest to our Mixed Media Art piece, even before adding the collage elements. These techniques can be used with different colours to create all sorts of backgrounds.	The credit card painting technique is great for getting colour onto lots of paper fairly quickly, which makes it an ideal technique for large swaps or large journal pages.	Creating your own stencils is an easy way to add shapes and patterns across your artwork, and gives you control over your creating process and originality. If drawing a picture to make your own stencil is a little scary, then here is a method that removes the need to do any drawing.

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Simple Bound Book	Sticky Note Book
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Making your own books adds dimension to your mixed media art techniques. You can choose your own size, colours and types of papers. This method of binding a book is simple and can be easily adapted for many uses.	This little book makes a great gift and teaches the basic bookmaking skills, so once you have mastered this size, you can go on to make any size you like.

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Paper Mache Shrine	Art In Shapes
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For mixed media art, Shrines can be used to bring some of the ephemera out of the boxes and drawers and help us tell a story through our artwork. By making your own from chipboard gives you the ability to make it any size (or shape).	By doing something as simple as changing the size of the piece we are creating, our minds are forced to rethink the way we would usually arrange elements in our layout. Here we look at a range of “Standard” shapes and sizes that commonly appear in swaps and challenges, across the Internet and with local crafting groups.

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Paper Antiquing	Tissue Paper Images	Edging and Sponging
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Antiquing is the process of taking new papers and making them look aged, adding texture and a depth of colour to our mixed media projects. Here we introduce antiquing using coffee and tea. We will also discuss different techniques you can use with commercial products to create great effects.	Printing or stamping onto tissue paper and adding the image into our collages allows us to put images onto surfaces that are not smooth enough for straight stamping or printing on. Here we review this technique with a method that is simple and repeatable.	This technique is focusing on edging and sponging - two techniques that are used in many applications, often without a lot of conscious thought but it is a technique that can go unnoticed and often forgotten by beginners. It is a subtle effect, yet really alters the way a finished piece looks.

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