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Leaf Designs

August 16th, 2008 by admin

zuccini leaf chalkPale BranchWatermelon WatercolorGrape Leaf Stamp Image

I’ve been thinking about ways to use 2-D art in my collage that involves neither stealing others’ art nor drawing.  Because, let’s face it.  I’ve been doing strictly 3-D art for so long that my drawing skills ain’t what they used to be.

I have a scanner and a garden.

I also have Microsoft Photo editor.

This is what I made.

Posted in alternart |

2 Responses

  1. Julie Says:
    August 21st, 2008 at 11:33 am

    I also face the issue of finding my own collage material. These are really sweet. The only problem I have with the computer imaging is the lack of texture. Printing on several different stocks is not always cheap, possible.
    Recently I tried a gelatin monoprint for texture pieces… they were so much work!

  2. admin Says:
    August 21st, 2008 at 3:21 pm

    One thing you can try is to paste the image over a highly textured paper, such as wallpaper. If you use acrylic medium and really rub it down, sometimes the background texture will show through.

    Please feel free to use these images in your own collage work. See the Creative Commons license info on my About page for details. :)

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