Click the photograph to view the tutorial! Some are stepped out and some are videos.
Using Gesso As A Resist Video Tutorial
Stained Glass Effect
Pouring Paint Video Tutorial
“Gracefully Let Go” Canvas + Video Tutorial
Earth Tag w/ Texture Paste Video Tutorial
“Closer to God” Layout + Video Tutorial
Soft Impressions for Autumn Video Tutorial
Painting and Drawing That’s EZ Video Tutorial
Romantic Inking Stepped Out Tutorial
Maximizing Dry Embossing Potential Video Tutorial
Creating and Accentuating Hills and Valleys Mixed Media Video Tutorial
Spontaneous Color Mixing
Upcycled Wellness Journal
Rubbing Alcohol Resist Video Tutorial
Upcycled Corrugate Art Panels Video Tutorial
Mixed Media Seed Packet Video Tutorial
Accentuating Edges Mixed Media Video Tutorial
Emerging in Spring, a video tutorial
Using Household Items – Video
Subtle Complementaries Mixed Media Video Tutorial
Hydrangeas with Papercrafter Crayons – Video
Finding Shapes and Paths Video Tutorial
Repetition and Scale, a video tutorial
Burning Your Fibers – Video
Surface Treatment Techniques Video
Mixed Media Mini Album Video Tutorial, “Inspired by the Sea.”
Upcycled Corrugate Box Video
Ruched Rosette Stepped Out Tutorial
“Seeds,” Incorporating Texture Video Tutorial
“Thrive,” Fluidity in Mixed Media Compositions Video Tutorial
Techniques with Water Soluble Media for Faber-Castell Design Memory Craft –
Video Tutorial
Watercolors and Salt Video Tutorial
“Telling Hands” Mixed Media Layout Video Tutorial
VIbrant Watercolored Effects with Distress Inks Stepped Out Tutorial
Mixed Media for an Eerie Halloween – Dry and Heat Embossing Video Tutorial
Traditionally Ribbonworked Daisy Video Tutorial
Pop ‘N Cuts Go Grunge Video Tutorial
A Garden Journal Video Tutorial
Faux Granite Technique Video
Rice Paper and Watercolors Video
Gingerbread Technique Video
Lacquered Leaves Video
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Vivian you mentioned that you love watercoloring and have expensive watercolors. What brand do you like?
Hi Terresa! I have a few different brands, including M. Graham, DaVinci, Holbein, Daniel Smith. I like them all for different reasons. Cheap Joe’s is a great source for watercolor paints, and I often just wait until I see a good sale and then pick some up.
When you using a sketchbook, how do you prevent the watercolors from bleeding through?
If you are referring to the art journal pages, there is almost always dripping, but that is kind of the beauty of art journals. if you are referring to the watercolor block that i use, it is very thick and never bleeds through. i use a rather expensive Arches watercolor block. very worth it, too.
I love your works, I watch your video tutorials almost everyday, and try to make similar stuff, just to learn different techniques. I`ve made some cards using techniques you show, and ( I`m not too modest) I think they`re quite good, even though I had to substitute some of the materials for what I have at home or for what I can prepare myself. I make the texture paste from kitchen ingredients, make my own mists and stuff. I really enjoy reading your page. Greetings from Poland
Oh that is so interesting you make your own media! Do you have a blog? I would love to visit. Thanks for watching my videos – I am so glad you are enjoying them!
my blog address is uolinki.blogspot.com
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Hej Vivian,
Really love your tutorials. Some of them specially the mixed media ones are so beautiful. Your way of explaining the techniques and the deeper thought behind them is heartwarming .
I really hope that you will put some new ones on your site.
I was always just playing with watercolour but had the feeling that I was missing something, that there was a bit more than just paint and paper.
Lots of love from Sweden, Anna
Hello could you tell me what stamp set you used on those beautiful stained glass tags?
I recently viewed your youtube of Himalayan poppies and wonder WHICH of the Scraps of Darkness do you subscribe to each month? There seems to be a couple to choose from.