How to make interesting COLLAGE ART | MIX MEDIA techniques and ideas

In this video I show you my top 5 techniques using printing, stamping and stencilling in a collage. All of the materials are easily found which give great results.

Did you like the music? I use Epidemic sounds

If you want to find out more great techniques I recommend the book 'surface treatment techniques' which is full of amazing techniques and process for a student or teacher :) the link is below

I use a few other materials in this video, if any are of any interest I have listed the materials in the link below. :)
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[bibibrin]

I knew why I was keeping all kinds of toilet rolls, old newspapers, scraps, old kitchen tools... it's what my family would call rubbish. 👍😊

[kimkarelson]

I love how organized you are and how quick you work .

[c.retana-holguin]

You created a stunning piece replete with texture using simple every day common objects which can be found around your house. Thanks!

[reentjekay]

Crikey, I was just so stuck today and could not think of how to make my collages more interesting, and there you are... with great new ideas and an inspiring talk! Thank you so much, you got me out of my rut!🥰

[josesegovia]

Your channel is a breath of fresh air. It really helps me reload with new ideas, and when the going gets boring. Thank you!

[carmenortiz]

Great video. Lots of ideas and lots of recycling. Exactly what I was looking for (without looking). This video showed up out of nowhere. Immediately subscribed. Just last night (or since it's still 4:06 AM) more like earlier today, I wrote down what I wanted to do with the rest of my life (I'm 77).

[laurienye]

Really enjoyed it, Tom, and it is fantastic seeing you work. Thanks for the video and God Bless.

[Engelhafen]

Thank you for all your efforts and posting

[charlesbrown]

Thanks, Tom. Very inspirational and creative.

[susanlivingston]

Super! And to watch a fellow better!!! Thank you!

[AtlasandMe]

Using a dinner plate as a pallette! I'm glad I'm not the only one!

[lisajobarr]

Ohhh you are inspiring me!! Big time. Thanks for the great ideas.

[dianecharest]

Great piece. Thank you for sharing your techniques.

[vinayakshanbhag]

thank you. great piece and teaching style.

[danielakinart]

thank you for sharing these tips and ideas!

[shrineshrine]

Thank you so creative and methods are so well explained. FUN! Toni

[mvttstk]

I bought a roll of 2" drywall tape (tape with punched 1/8" circles), and a roll of 2" joint tape (adhesive with a burlap like weave/texture). I cut lengths to use as ink stencils on projects. My husband thought I was nuts, now he understands that when we go to the hardware store I often look for art supplies.

[dianemadsen]

😊love this easy, fun way to create!!! Thank you‼️

[meltemashley]

BEAUTIFUL WORK❤❤❤❤❤ GREAT TECHNIQUES👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[LibbyRal]

Perfect timing. I needed a pattern to overlay my whole piece, to unify way too many disjointed items. I was considering buying a stencil or stamp when I wasn't able to turn the mesh bag my oranges came in, into a stamping tool. Wrapping string around a wood block was the perfect solution. Your transfer techniques video saved me from buying 'transfer-me sheets', and opened up an unlimited fiedl of images from which to choose. I've subscribed and am bookmarking your videos into a desktop folder. Thank you!