Art Journal Technique | Gesso Figure
by admin on Monday, July 12th, 2010 | 24 Comments
www.theoneminutemuse.com Gesso over a magazine cut-out to create interesting illustrations. Easy art journal, mixed media painting techniques you can do anytime!
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Hope to see more journal page ideas!
Great technique. TFS
Very simple..thanks for posting this…also would love to know the source of the background music…I could get lost in that for hours
Pretty Kewl. Simple but easy
I love all of your videos!
awsome
That was awesome!
That was awesome!
beautiful!!!
Very cool!
really cool i wanna tryy!!!
Most definitely trying this one! It looks like fun!
Thanks! I’m glad you like it
cool technique i may try it.
love this video! can you tell me what color paint you used for the skintone?
This is something I never thought about doing with the kiddos I teach..but I bet they would LOVE it!!! Thanks for the inspiration!
Check out my paper towel dye video for a cool background idea. Just glue the towel down and your ready work on top of a funky, easy-to-make background. Keep up the great work creating!
I really liked this technique. I have used it in the past. But it was fun how you placed it on a painted background for interest.
I need to try this! Thanks for sharing!
Yes, an oldie but a goodie. It really helps practice your proportions and figurative studies.
I’m gonna have to try that one again. I had forgotten about it.
that is a really really cool idea!! so trying that one out!!
Very cool idea!
LOVE this fun technique! Thanks!