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Technique Tuesday
Once I’ve got a great big stack of background papers to work with (like the monoprint background papers we made recently), I like to take a few days or weeks (however long they last!) and do some collage projects with them. Before cutting the papers up, I usually scan them so that later on they’ll be available for mixed media digital collages too.
Prodigal is a piece that came to me all in one flash. It’s not very complicated, but the concept of the prodigal had been rolling around in my mind for a few weeks, and all at once I knew how I wanted to visualize it.
They’re still here, Carolyn. LUL has gotten folded into Blisstree, a new portal. You can search on my name if you’d like, and it will cut through a bit. Unfortunately, all the old indexing is gone :-(
http://www.blisstree.com/articles/author/cyndilavin/
Hi Cyndi, this is a question about Layers Upon Layers. Where is it and where are all the techniques etc. that I thought would be there always?
1153 days ago
[...] Layers Upon Layers Cyndi shares the simple steps she’s used to create a collage with monoprinted papers [...]
Oh, I’m *so* glad to hear that he’s still on a high over his experience, Shirley!
The instruction segment was great thanks Cyndi. I love the colurs of the monoprint background papers. I see the prodigal….
My son got paid and received a certificate for the work (purchased by the Education Dept) that was inspired by your tutorials on background pieces and surface design. Definitely a high for him to look back on. Thanks.
Shirley