Megan Whisner Quinlan shares an easy technique for adding dimension to your art journal by creating a window. Create two journal pages that pop using Dina Wakley Media Stamps, Stencils and the Collage Collective.
In this video tutorial, guest artist Jessica Sanders shares how she challenges herself to create a two color journal page using near complementary colors from the Dina Wakley Media Color Confidence Guide.
Megan Whisner Quinlan shares how she creates a simple pocket journal page using the Denim page in the Dina Wakley MEdia Blue Edition Journal. The soft pages are perfect for embellishing and adding mixed media elements with Glossy Sprays, Acrylic Paint, collage papers and more!
In this tutorial, Megan Whisner Quinlan shares how to create a mini journal using the Dina Wakley MEdia Collage Collective and simple bookbinding techniques.
Jessica Sanders shares how to create a simple art journal page using Dina Wakley MEdia products. Create a resist with Scribble Sticks and Tim Holtz Distress® MicroGlaze™ on cotton watercolor paper and select a focal point from the Dina Wakley Media Collage Collective.
Inspired by autumn and the colors of nature, Carissa Zglobicki shares a creative art journal page featuring Dina Wakley MEdia products. In this technique packed tutorial, Carissa shares new and exciting ways to use your Dina Wakley MEdia products to create layers of texture and interest.
Carisa Zglobicki shares how she creates this mixed media art journal page using Dina Wakley Media Products. Follow along, as Carisa encourages you to flip through, cut out, and collage pieces of the Dina Wakley Media Collage Collective into your work!
In part two of Kristi Nazzaro's Summer Adventure Dyalog tutorial, learn how to create a calendar insert perfect for documenting summer memories with ease. The Dylusions Dyalog program provides you with many options to organize your Dyalog system to fit your needs. The Agenda Dyalog Insert is the perfect way to keep track of summer fun without feeling overwhelmed!
Add your own artistic style to your Dyalog with the unprinted, No Limits Dyalog Cover! In this tutorial, Kristi Nazzaro shares how she decorates her cover to create a travel journal to document all of her summer adventures. The Gel Plate, Dylusions Stencils, and Dylusions Paints bring the cover to life with bold pops of color perfect for summer.
Cheiron Brandon shares how she creates this muted palette art journal page using Dina Wakley Media Acrylic Paints and Scribble Sticks in the 6" x 6" Watercolor Journal.
Adding dimension to art journal pages has never been easier with QuickCure Clay. Guest artist, Jamie Dougherty shares how she adds dramatic depth to her Dina Wakley MEdia Journal page by creating a custom embellishment with Quickcure Clay.
Carisa Zglobicki shares how she uses Dina Wakley Scribble Sticks in the Dina Wakley 6 x 6" White Journal to create a beautiful watercolor background embracing white space, stamping and collage to complete an art journal page.
Carisa Zglobicki creates a mixed media art journal page on the Dina Wakley MEdia Journal burlap page using Dina Wakley MEdia paints, stamps, and stencils paired with the Gel Plates.
Hi everyone and welcome to a new Ranger tutorial using Dylusions products. My name is Josefine and today I am sharing an idea on how to create some dimension in your art journal.
Hi everyone! Carisa here with you today and I’m so excited to be back as a guest artist on the Ranger Ink Blog with you today! This page took quite a few twists and turns on its way to completion. Even though most of the background gets covered in the end, it all had to happen for me to arrive at a point where I felt like it was finished. I love that about art journaling – there are no mistakes in mixed media, I promise. I hope you will enjoy the tutorial.
Hi crafty friends, it’s Cheiron here today with a post using one of my favorite mediums, Dina Wakley Media Paint. I have always loved the resources on the Ranger website, especially the Dina Wakley Media Mixing Chart. I love Dina’s Paints and also love any opportunity to stretch the supplies I already have. For today’s project, I am going to mix up some of the colors on this chart to use in my journal page.
Halloween has always been a treat to me. My husband and I would wear costumes to parties even before our kids were born. Now that we are mainly by ourselves again because the kids are grown this will be our first Halloween by ourselves in 22 years. That inspired me to find a couple I could dress up for Halloween so I Mixed Up stamps and die cuts from the Dylusions line!
