6 ESSENTIAL Items for Collage Art

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I’m back again with even MORE collage tools and items that are fundamental to my collage art making process. If you are happy with a glue stick and a pair of scissors, you can of course make beautiful collage and paper cut art. But, for my artistic process, these are items that I can’t live without.
What are some items that YOU use for collage art that I could consider adding to my list?
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@briarwoodimp 5 месяцев назад

You didn't talk about your spiral bound sketchbook, so I thought I'd mention mine. I use a spiral bound mixed media pad, especially when taking online courses and trying others' art styles, and I only work on one side of the page. It's a bit more expensive, but this way I can pull out a piece I want to mount, or if something never does please me, I can pull it out and cut it up for fodder. I do loads of other art and junk journals, so I don't really think of this practice book as a time capsule, as many sketchbooks become.

@colorfulcollage 5 месяцев назад

Great idea! It’s funny, as I was making my last video about my evolution as an artist, I regretted not having dated sketchbooks. Most was on individual papers scattered in different places around the house, no dates on them and certainly lots of work stuffed in places I probably won’t find until I move houses one day. DEFINITELY rethinking my stance on sketchbooks!