I can’t quite put my finger on it, but there is comfort about collaged pages that goes beyond it just being pleasing to the eye. It’s something about the combination of the worn edges, the textures and the absorbing little interesting details.
You can print and cut out digital papers and elements and then collage by hand, adding gesso and ink and paint and other elements.
Or you can do it all digitally, with a collage-style collection.
The layout above was made with a new collection of mine, “Before and After”, which is part of the ColorPlay event this weekend (hint: that means it is HALF PRICE)
It has lots of collage type element and fun papers, as well as flowers from my garden .. OK, weeds ...
Here's a few other pages of mine I had fun making:
Thanks for looking
You can print and cut out digital papers and elements and then collage by hand, adding gesso and ink and paint and other elements.
Or you can do it all digitally, with a collage-style collection.
The layout above was made with a new collection of mine, “Before and After”, which is part of the ColorPlay event this weekend (hint: that means it is HALF PRICE)
It has lots of collage type element and fun papers, as well as flowers from my garden .. OK, weeds ...
Here's a few other pages of mine I had fun making:
Thanks for looking
