Mixed Media Art

MIXED MEDIA ATC FOLDER

Create this cute little ATC folder with our envelope template and kraft paper, then decorate with a few mixed media techniques. Here are the step by step instructions.

Fundamentals classes – May & June 2024

Classes are running again at the Mixed Media Art Studio – Melbourne, Australia – focussing on art journaling and gel printing, in our wonderful, fully air-conditioned studio space and in a supportive atmosphere! So if you have ever thought of getting started in art journaling and / or gel printing – or have tried and feel like you don’t know what you are doing – then these are the classes for YOU!

Making LOTs of ATCs

Artist Trading Cards (ATCs) are wonderful little pieces of art that are traded between crafters. For a crafting show, ATCs are often traded between other attendees as a memento of the occasion. Sometimes there may be a theme to guide the participants. The challenge of making lots of ATCs for these shows is to keep the design simple and one you can easily replicate many times.

Ready for a wonderfully arty 2024?

For Mixed Media Art, 2024 will include in person craft shows PLUS in person & online art classes. Makers, Arts & Crafts at the Train & Hobby show, From Picture to Page papercraft shows in May & October, Paperific Expo at the Flemington Racecourse in August plus The Papercraft show at the Hawkesbury Showgrounds in November.

Join us ~ Open Studio

Join MIchelle for the Mixed Media Art OPEN STUDIO – Fri 1 & Sat 2 Dec, 2023 – Come along to watch mixed media demonstrations – Play with favourite new craft supplies – In-store specials – Melbourne, Victoria AU

Artistic Healing Anyone Can Do

Laura Thykeson is no stranger to the tough times of hospital trips and doctors appointments. To keep her mind busy during those long hours, Laura uses her mixed media art journal to help her through with a simple journal and a few art supplies. This helps her create a place to escape to when the going gets tough. Laura encourages all of us, regardless of our perceived “artistic talent”, to give art journaling a try, especially when we may least “feel like it”!