We've explored lots and lots of fun collage techniques over the years. I figured it was past time to compile some of the methods. This post doesn't include all the techniques like image transfers and creating background papers...those posts have been compiled elsewhere! You can always find the most up-to-date list in the sidebar under the heading The Basics.
A photographic collage
Paper quilting
Collage embellished with embroidery
Paper clay collage
Frottage collage
Digital collage with scanned background
Encased collage
Small art quilt with fish
Digital mixed media collage
Simple collage with an image transfer
Packing tape transfer collage
Monochromatic art quilt
Mixed media collage with embroidery
A geometric collage
An organic collage
A layered digital collage
Abstract collages
Waxed paper transfer collage
More on abstract collages
Mixed media piece with watercolor background
Fabric collage with digital images
Another fabric art quilt
Making a rusted fabric art quilt
Making a collage with monotype papers: The Prodigal
Peeled paper technique
Making an applique quilt
Paper and fabric collage
Adding beading to your collages
A small mixed media quilted collage
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8 comments:
I love the piece you show here! Thanks for the great (as always) tutorials! :)
Thank you, Limar! That image ended up in a publication called Digital Images a few years ago :-)
I love the image you used to illustrate this list. It's just my colors.
Your site has become my go-to for mixed media techniques and inspiration.
Thank you so much for all the work and for your generosity.
Eileen, thank you...you're so sweet! I'm glad if you've found some ideas here. I know I've found lots of ideas visiting sites like yours!
It looks like you basically have a collage book here!
Hmmmm... :-)
Thank you so much, it's wonderful to have the tutorials but having them all listed in the one place is great.
I agree with TAMMY... when is your book coming out???
Aren't you guys sweet! I've got an e-book in process right now that combines altered art techniques with bead embroidery. I'll have to seriously think about a mixed media e-book ;-) Every Bead Has a Story
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