Handmade Journals Using Fodder School 2 Collage Papers
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
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I really enjoyed your video ❤thank you for sharing your talent ❤
Love all of your papers and books from FS 1 and 2.🤩 THanks so much for sharing. I also love the tactile nature of the papers, the sounds, etc. I too am enjoying FS 2. My question is how do you organize your time with a job and being prolific producing art and keeping up with FS? I would be grateful for sharing how you set aside time with home life responsibilities and a spouse. I would be grateful if you could share how you manage creating and being prolific with a full time job.Thank you in advance.
Hi there. Finding the time is always a bit of a struggle. Most of my work is done on the weekends, but I also do what I can in smaller moments throughout the week. I work on some things while watching tv in the evening (having a small portable set up is good for that) and work on things during short breaks during the day like at lunch. I don’t like to mix work time and art time, but sometimes if I have a particularly long training or webinar, I will work on something that does not require a lot of focus (doodling, putting together collage master sheets, etc) so that I can focus on the information, but also do some prep for more mindful art later on.
These are gorgeous!!! I just signed up for FS2 after watching the youtube hop! I’ve watched most of the videos but haven’t started much yet trying to treasure hunt and thrift shop to get all the goodies! I’m so excited to do these papers with Liz! Can I ask what you used for dye? I haven’t seen too many people talk about what to use I look on the FB group too but not seeing much! Looking for inexpensive options! Again the books are gorgeous! Excited to do Drews’s lesson as well!
Thanks! I’ve been using Rit liquid dye mixed with water-it works well and is supposedly nontoxic when heated.
Wow, great pieces! You really are prolific, to make these and do a busy job! I can relate to wanting to learn all the things ❤️
I wouldn't mind to see more fodder school content, might inspire me to actually do something 😂 Will search you on Instagram!