Art Journal Workshop: The Museum of Simple Things

An Art Journal Workshop at Daisy Yellow

Alter a hardback book into an art journal as you learn 5 new art journaling techniques.

Click HERE for full course information and registration details.

Comments

[Lizzie Bo]

Are all the materials available all at once, or are they paced? Actually I first asked if they were spaced out, but I'm the one spaced out - trying meds for migraines which I didn't even know I had and having interesting side effects including an inabiity to spell worse than normal (and that's saying somehting). I give up. I hope you can figure out what I'm asking.

{Tammy}: Liz, I just sent you an email to follow-up. It is my intention to have all of the materials available from day one. In my first workshop (Parquesito Creativo), I parsed out the materials week by week for the first 5 weeks and then everything was available, but it was intentional to push participants to work through the creativity-boosting exercises in a specific order. In this workshop, although we'll build on techniques, I think the order will be more flexible.

[Kirstin]

I'm very excited - I just signed up. This will force me to do one of those things that has been on my list for a while. I have several books waiting around for just such a project! I have some golden fluid acrylics and will pick up the recommended medium. I am going to look for the airbrush acrylics to round out what I have. I'm assuming that I can combine the two?

{Tammy}: Kirstin, I just emailed you the course information, thank you for registering! I'm so excited! The airbrush colors come in just a small selection of color (relative to the fluid acrylics) and yes they are mix-matchable. The airbrush colors are more fluid than the fluid acrylics but with the same intensity. So if you started with fluid acrylics and added medium, you would gain fluidity but lose intensity. The other thing is that the airbrush acrylics come in containers with tips that can be used to apply paint, and that is fun.