Hello friends! Welcome back for the next installment of my Art Journaling 101 series. Today we’re talking about adding textures to your art journal page. Adding texture gives your page dimension and almost a 3D look. There are many brands and kinds of texture pastes to choose from on the market. The good thing is that you don’t need all of them! I have only a few select that I love and use in different ways.
Welcome back! I’m continuing my Art Journaling 101 series and today we’re taking a look at painted backgrounds. This would include not only acrylic paints, but also spray inks and the different tools you can use to apply them and create dimension.
Today I’m continuing my Art Journaling 101 series with backgrounds. These are the first layers of your art journal page, they set the mood and theme of your page. So many ways you can create them and so many mediums you can use. So, I decided to break it down into a few posts to cover all the ways you can create a background in your art journal. Today we’ll be looking at Collage Backgrounds, I’ll be showing you some papers I use and an art journal page as an example.
The beginning of the year is a wonderful time to start new things and learn new techniques. If you are thinking of starting to art journal, I’ve put together the first in a new series Art Journaling 101. It’s a list of basic supplies for art journaling.
