Articles related to "Media Art"

Arty Ansota form Somerset West shows how easy it is to create and maintain a mixed media art journal.

When was the last time you were at the grocery store and thought about anything other than was on your list? Did you know art supplies are lurking everywhere?

The fifth Seoul International Media Art Biennale takes place from Sept. 12 to Nov. 5, 2008 at the Seoul Museum of Art.

Creating projects within projects is a lot of fun, but it can be challenging coming up with new ideas. Let's look at some!

Let's talked about a "use what's already there" technique when additions to altered books are made with the need for only a few materials.

The altered book has evolved as a form of mixed media artwork since the1960s, but its influences have spanned centuries.

There is no getting around how important food is to everyone - be it to sustain us, entertain us, comfort us, or betray us. That is this art journal prompt's focus.

Everyone has their own definition of what they think is beautiful. Explore your definition of beauty in your art journal.

Exploring feelings of excitement is very positive and invigorating. Let's turn these feelings into mixed-media art in art journals.

Yes, it smells bad. Yes, it's chemical not typically related to art. There's a lot to be said about using bleach in your mixed media art projects. Let's explore!

Stained or damaged books need not be thrown away. Turn them into art!

Common items that are probably already around the house can be used to age mixed media and other art.

Sometimes, mixed media artists want to add interest to their everyday objects. Today, we're going to talk about altering pencils.

Have you ever heard of a collage that does not have any glue involved? Have you ever tried making a collage without glue? Let's give it a try!

Most often, painters look at a canvas as a clean, solid surface waiting to have elements added to it while acting as a foundation. Not in a mixed-media artist's studio.

Mixed media artists who don't use public domain images in their work can't sell their creations without violating copyright laws. Finding legal images can be a challenge.

Ephemera and mixed media go hand in hand for several reasons. Not only do paper collectibles add flair to pieces of mixed-media easily, they also add interest.

Do not throw those scraps away! Set them aside and use them for the projects outlined here. You will be surprised what you will come up with!

Mixed media artists have a great deal of freedom when it comes to techniques and materials. To give artwork more impact, grab the scissors and head for the paper stash.

When working with altered book, it can be difficult to affix pages together to carve out a niche. Follow these steps and you can achieve this goal.

Think beyond just pictures on paper. How are mixed media artists using oil and chalk pastels in their art work? Let's learn how.

Starting a recipe journal is a creative and fun way to go about mixed media art journaling if the inspiration is lacking. And it can be therapeutic as well!

Artists and crafters needn't limit themselves to finding supplies at art and craft retailers. Purchase silver plumber's tape at the local hardware store and get creative.

There comes a time when we all go through our attics, basements, and closets only to find things we wonder why we own. Rather than throw these out, turn them into art.

The art of the unsent letter has, without a doubt, been a successful therapeutic practice for years. Let's spin it into some therapeutic art.

We're wrapping up October and, with that, come festivals, parties and other autumn activities. Let's bring in the season using art journals!

Mixed media artists find themselves accumulating a lot of interesting and unusual art supplies. This includes an abundance of beads. Let's paint!

A lot of talk about "what" mixed media artists create has been discussed in depth on the Internet, in print and on do it yourself type shows. What about talk of "why?"

If you're living in a colder climate, cabin fever is nothing new. Here are some ideas about how to get out of the house, and have some artists dates to break cabin fever

WonderRoot is a nonprofit organization committed to improving the art infrastructure of Atlanta.

Preserve some or your favorite memories on the pages of your art journal using mixed media art techniques.

What are you anxious about? The feeling of anxiety is inevitable; so let's explore these feelings through mixed-media art in art journals.

Themed art cards (otherwise known as ATCs or ACEOs) are very popular for those who enjoy working on a series, or set of cards. Let's embrace the new season!

Take yourself on an artist's date to your local home improvement store and gather a selection of paint color chip samples. We're going to make some mixed media art!

Use of sandpaper is not reserved only for woodworking projects. Get out this gritty stuff and let's make some art!

Alter a tea box (in this case, cardboard) into a treasure box using old book pages, collage elements, embellishments and whatever else your imagination kicks up.

There are inexpensive ways to create art surrounding us everyday. Treasure hunting at the dollar store will produce some wonderful finds! Let's create an altered book!

Letter-writing is a beautiful thing, especially when coupled with mixed media art techniques. Spin your letters into creative pieces of art.

Turning interests into art opportunities is a great way to stay inspired and keep artist's block as far away from you as possible. What are your favorite movies?

Are you a "green" artist? With all the talk of earth day and conservation, it is no wonder mixed-media artists have always seemed to reuse, reduce, and recycle.

Everyone loves receiving an Easter basket, no matter how old they are. Why not create one geared specifically to mixed-media artists?

Graceful envelopes are a popular topic in mail-art circles, but have you seen what mixed-media artists have done with them? A new avenue to explore . . .

Using leather dye in mixed-media art projects brings new color options forward in a vibrant and easy manner. Give it a try!

Don't throw those pieces of cardboard from food boxes or other boxes gathered from regular household use! There are several uses for these recycled pieces of cardboard.

Parents and grandparents, in particular, will enjoy this art journal prompt. Show your admiration, appreciation, gratitude, and love for your family in your art journal.

Sometimes it is difficult to stay firm with a decision that has been made. Make this decision tangible through the creation of mixed media art.

Turning one piece of art into another is a creative twist to layering mixed media art techniques. Create something, cut it up, and create something new!

When participating in mail-art projects, artists have the opportunity to be exposed to methods they would have otherwise never tried. Let's look at some!

Would you like to add an unusual element to your acrylic painting without taking away from the subject matter? Explore this twist to assemblage.

There are a lot of plain candleholders on the market these days. Rather than looking at them as plain, turn them into a creative opportunity.