[ FreeCourseWeb.com ] Mixed Media Art Journal Girl : How to be loose & expressive with pencil, paint & collage



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In this class we will create a spread that is full of heart and soul.  Using simple and loose sketching and painting techniques to put a part of ourselves into our art.  I'll show you how to use scribbly pencil lines, watersoluble media, and add torn collage and ephemera papers to your work. 

Faces can be intimidating to draw at first, but I'll show you such a simple technique that your face will come alive before you in just moments.

Supply List that I used in this class

Old vintage journal or re-purposed book

Neutral acrylic paint (beige or similar)

Liquitex Gel Medium – matte

Vintage papers and ephemera, scrapbook papers or gelli prints

Collage words - poetry etc. 

Water soluble media - gouache or watercolour

White Gouache tube

Plastic scraper or an old credit card

Paint brush for gel medium

Round watercolour brush –  large

Watersoluble graphite pencil - Cretacolor 4b or similar (Derwent or Faber Castell)

Graphite pencil – 8b

Paper towel, water jar, paint palette



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