How to Décollage Dynamic Mixed Media Backgrounds
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- How to décollage dynamic mixed media backgrounds for this collage series.
This is part 3 of a series that will take us from prep to a finished series of abstracted collage pieces for my kitchen.
Décollage is a spectacular way to add visual interest to any piece.
Watch and see how I do it.
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⭐ Other Videos in this series ⭐
Part 0: • Translucent and Transp... (unofficial 1st video of the series)
Part 1: • Practicing Composition...
Part 2: • Creating Painted Paper...
Part 3: • How to Décollage Dynam...
Part 4: • Easy Color Blocking Te...
Part 5: • Mixed Media Collage De...
Part 6: • Finishing a Mixed Medi...
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Liquitex Professional Matte Gel Medium
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5” Sanding Disks (Mixed Grit)
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00:00 Introduction
01:38 Collage - first layer
06:30 Collage - next layer
09:39 Décollage
10:38 Knocking back the layers
13:18 Adding depth - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
One of the things that is good about this series is that we see you actually creating. Not sure about others, but I have A LOT of papers already created. I'm enjoying seeing you creating with them!
Even though I paint papers just to paint papers, I do like putting them to use in a project like this. I'm so happy you are enjoying the series! 🥰
I am a subscriber and I love to watch you paint papers. I have learned so much from you. I love this new video on decollage. Going to try it!
Who knew I needed a palm sander?! What a fascinating technique and I love the glaze.
Gina 😂😂😂! They are so fun to use and make the sanding time so quick - it's very satisfying! 🥰
I’m loving this series. It’s so nice to see start to finish. Can’t wait for completed project❤
Thank you, Donna! I having a great time with it - let's see what next week brings 🥰
I love it! Al my bootiful paints on paper are so happy.
Right?! Aren't our painted papers always looking for a way to be used? I'm so happy you enjoyed the video 🥰
Jackie, you're killing me here, showing at the video's end a brief shot of the actual veggies painted on the panels!! I am 100% an instant gratification gal, and I want to see the rest of your process and the finished panels NOW!! LOL I will have to wait patiently with everyone else until next Saturday to see the rest of your process and the completed works. But, knowing you, seeing you complete the panels will be worth the wait, as I know they're going to be fantastic!! Thank you from the bottom of my heart for another great video!!
LOL - the anticipation! Actually what you saw at the end of this video is not the final look of the panels...not even close. * wink * But I'll tell you this - the process to get to that point is super-cool and I know you'll love it. Be patient Grasshopper 🥰
@@PaintedPaperStudio Patience is a virtue not bestowed on moi! But I'll try to keep myself in check this week, I promise : ))) And I realize the sneak peek was just a stage not completion!
So...I'm going to do this process week-by-week and see what I come up with. I can't paint beautiful vegetables but I can take photos and transfer them onto wet strength tissue paper...I think
@@jennifersdoglife - Jennifer - you are going to love next week's video, and I think you'll be surprised bout the painting wink 😜
I’m blown away by this vid… gotta tell ya, as soon as I saw you dabbing off the glaze, I thought, “Oh no! I liked it better before the glaze!” And then you showed the pics of the fruit & it INSTANTLY made sense! And now I’ll never doubt the process again! Lol I’m so excited to see the finished outcome & try this myself!!
Thank you very much, Gina! This made me giggle because as soon as I started putting the glaze on the first panel I knew it would get a reaction, but I just knew it was right for this project. And...if it didn't workout I could décollage it again - win win 😂. Thank you so much for watching, and I really do hope you'll try it at least once - ripping papers off something you've already created is SO liberating. 🥰
Love the decollage process, but the glazing over those beautiful backgrounds made me cry inside. 😂
Fabulous! I love the idea of the backward gluing of the papers and I am keen to try it out. I have a painting on canvas that is annoying me😂 I’ve used sanders before and I love destroying work to make something new. I saw someone, maybe Mystele? sand back and “ruin” her painting when I first started to paint and have loved the act of making and then destroying and remaking ever since. My art journey has been different from a lot of people because of this…nothing is ever precious😂 I also never care if I “finish” a painting which I think frees me completely. I don’t have the pressure on myself to make something good enough to hang on my wall, which often makes something good enough to hang on my wall😂 I often never finish my embroideries either, mainly because I get bored and start another one but tell people I leave them incomplete for the viewer to imagine what they would put there 😂😂😂
OMGosh Cindy, you are truly a sister from another mister! "Nothing is ever precious" is exactly what I hope to convey when I upload a video. I build and destroy over and over until my heart sings. 🥰
Can’t wait to see the finished product. Great video! 😘
Thank you, Mary! It's getting there 🥰
I'm learning about so many techniques and ideas that I didn't know about previously.
Your panels are really coming together. I'm looking forward tot he next video too. :)
Thank you, Happy! Each stage has been fun for me. This week’s video is pretty cool - I can’t wait to upload it. 🥰
oh my,,,, last several seconds really hooked me, cannot wat for the next installment. thanks, i am a new subscriber.
I'm so happy you're here, Lena! Thank you for subscribing and taking the time to comment. 🥰
This was a fabulous tutorial that gave insights, and guidance, into a technique that I was unaware of. Thank you!
Thank you very much, Mark! Any time I can rip things up and use power tools in the name of art - I get super-happy. So glad you enjoyed the video. 🥰
Oh Jackie dear! How I love the addition of p.grey and v.d. brown and the effect it donates to the pictures, when you wipe it off!!! 🥳 There are so many fine ideas again in this video. Thanks a lot! I m gibbery to see the next stages of your process .
Thank you, Britta, I think the glaze brought it all together. The next stage is really fun, so be on the lookout 👀 ! Have a great week! 🥰
So I love this decollage technique, however, I think I am too impatient to try it. Haha! Loved it when you put on the black and wiped it away. Such grungy goodness. Can't wait to see what's next! 😍
Thanks, Trina! It does take some patience, but not too much. The next one is coming out tomorrow. 🥰
Can’t wait for your next video! 💜
Thanks Lori! 🥰
New to me technique: this project is coming along nicely. ❤
Thank you, Darcy - give it a try it's so interesting! 🥰
Wow these are beautiful!
Thank you very much, Sheila! 🥰
I have just the unfinished piece that ne3ds this. THANK YOU. If you ever feel like adding brief bullet points recapping process at end of video, I would love that.
Arie - if you try this on your unfinished piece, be sure to send me pics - I'd love to see it! 🥰
I have used sandpaper to deconstruct but you have taken it to another level.Just love your techniques. I am learning so much. Thank you loads!
I love hearing that, Bella - deconstructing is so revealing! 🥰
Yay, I have been decollaging in my journals for many years, thought I made it up! So happy to find the word for it, and other people who think it's a cool technique 😃
It is such a cool technique Ms. Pixie! I love that you use it in your journals 🥰
Those look great. It made a huge difference when you knocked them back.
It really did, Madison - I could do that all day long 🥰 Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave a comment.
Waouh i m sooo happy...i didnt know what to do with my gazilion colored painted papers with no real interest...and BAAAM COLLAGE-DECOLLAGE IT IS!! ....(" Décollage immediat"....witch mean "immediate take off " in french ✈️😄😉👋Do from Paris🗼
Do! I've been waiting for you to comment on this video 😂😍 I mean it! The second I decided to do décollage in this video, I thought "Do is going to like this." I guss it's the 'French Connection' 😂😍🥰
@@PaintedPaperStudioI m blushing dear Jackie 🤗You re so inspiring you make my creativity florish again💓
@@dorotheebenichou7686 Well that makes me incredibly happy!
Love this!!
Thank you, Margie! 🥰
This is so inspiring Jackie, decollage looks super fun and love how it creates a vintage look to the pieces, so much texture too 🤩.
I’m currently working in journals, experimenting and trying to figure out what I would like to achieve with abstract. I wonder if decollage would work on a paper surface? 🤔
Looking forward to the next instalment 😍
Thank you and have a fabulous week 🙏🏻🤗🙏🏻
Hi Andrea! Yes, you can totally do it on a paper surface, just don't let the medium dry too much. I once saw a video and they décollaged in a journal and it was beautiful. I would probably try it out on sheets of paper outside of my journal first so I could test how long I would need to wait to start pulling the paper. If you do it, be sure to let me know how it works out for you. 🥰
@@PaintedPaperStudio thank you Jackie, shall let you know 🙏🏻🤗
Can't wait for the next thrilling installment 😁💖
Thanks, Elli - I am so excited about next week's video and hope you'll enjoy it. 🥰
Wow, you're really keeping us on the edge of our seats with this series! So suspenseful 🤩!
Jumping to the next part right now!
Aloha from Berlin ❤🧡💛💚💜
Ha! Thank you for watching all of it, Queen. It's been fun being a little ahead of the filming so that I can show glimpses of what's coming up. I'll see you next week 🥰
@@PaintedPaperStudio Oh yes, these small teasers included are really mouthwatering!
Love the power tool addition!!!! 10:58 how cool!
Thanks, Rory - I love my collection of power tools 😍
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Nice ❤
Thank you, Vicky! 🥰
Alô ! Estou amando seu trabalho.Adoro arte abstrata e colagem é umas técnicas preferidas.
Um ótimo final de semana para todos aqui RS - Brasil. ❤
Obrigada, Marli! Estou muito feliz que você esteja gostando do trabalho. Também adoro colagem e arte abstrata e estou muito feliz que exista tecnologia que nos permite compartilhar e aprender juntos. 🥰 (Google Translate)
Awesome
Thank you, Laura! 🥰
love them the way the look already 💌
Thank you Dr. Jones! I think I may do a giant one later this year - something I could pick at for days on end. 😍
Jackie, that's a great technique!!! ❤love it ..... can't wait for the next video 😍 😂
big hugs to your dog....hope he is doing well ❤❤❤
Thank you, Jacky! Archie is so happy you enjoyed it (I am too). 🥰
Oooh, loving these...❤
Awwww, thanks Debs! It was so fun ripping, gluing and then ripping again - a great technique if you're having a bad day 😍
Love love them!! I’m jealous I wish I had a studio like yours but I make do!! Thanks for the lesson! ❤❤❤
Thank you, Frosty! I had to wait until I became an empty-nester before I had space for a studio. If the kids ever moved back home I'd build an addition before giving up the studio space 😂😂😂
@@PaintedPaperStudio I get it.. A day without art is like a day with no purpose!!❤️
Jackie, that is amazing! I did some layer removal before but never with this "décollage" method! Very interesting! Quick question, where is there an arrow on one side of each canvases?!? To indicate top?
LOL , Chloé - I was wondering who would be the first to ask about the arrows 😂😂😂 I put them on the tape after filming the composition episode and I cannot for the life of me remember why. This has become a common occurrence for me at this stage of life 😂😂😂
Hahaha! That is hilarious! If you ever remember, tell me and I will remind you if you forget! 😂
These are beautiful. Would you mind sharing where you get these wooden squares from ?
Thank you very much, Pannie! I've put a link to the wood panels in the description of this video. If you scroll down you'll find them under the "Supplies" section. 🥰
I am so glad I subscribed to your channel!
What kind of panels are you using?
And I am so happy you're here Katanya! The panels are birch wood panels, which I've had for maybe 12 years. I can't remember where I got them, but I've linked to very comparable panels in the description. 🥰
@@PaintedPaperStudio Thank you so much for your reply! 😊 Are they simply squares of plywood?
I'm asking because I've just made a series of panels like this. We are building our house and our builder had a strip of plywood left over so I asked him to cut it up for me in 18cm x18cm squares that are 18mm thick (approx 7 inch by 3/4 inch thick).
I made a series of 9 panels that are destined to be mounted together on a large panel (I'm thinking it has to be plywood of the same thickness)
However, I'm thinking that all of that is going to weigh a lot!
I've never done this before but I really love the idea of works made up of several panels, and I want to make more, but have no idea how these are usually made.
I know that some artists use panels that are hollow, but that would mean buying a whole lot of them. That could be quite expensive, and I would also be limited to standard sizes.
One more question Jackie - at about 12:20 minute mark when you applied matte medium - I absolutely loved that hazy look right after application. Would you happen to know of a medium that stays like this and dries out kind of milky/hazy instead of clear ? Thank you in advance.
That is such a great question - I love that look, too. I think the easiest way to get there would be to mix a tiny amount of Titan Buff fluid acrylic and/or a white fluid acrylic with a larger amount of matte medium, or a matte gel medium. This definitely sounds like something I need to experiment with 🥰
Ohh thank you so much for your answer. I will have to experiment 🧪
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Thank you, Alice! 🥰
I read that different kinds of glue should be used because they have different sticky-ness???
Yes, you can you different types of glues and mediums all having different levels of tack or sticky-ness 😀 I like using the polymer mediums for the way I collage, however I always have a stick of Uhu and Yes Paste nearby. Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave a comment. 🥰