Renae Davis shares how she makes abstract backgrounds using Dylusions Ink Sprays and Foam Shaving Cream! These colorful inky backgrounds are perfect for adding to your art journals and other mixed media projects.
Add a bit of joy (and color) to someone's day with this creative card tutorial by Kristi Nazzaro! In this tutorial, Kristi shares how she transforms a large Dylusions tag into a clever peekaboo card featuring the latest additions in the Dylusions product line while incorporating her own signature style.
Taylor Huizenga shares how to create a Fall Bucket List in the Dylusions Dyalog Grid Insert Book. Learn how to use Dylusions Ink Sprays for hand lettering and transform the Border It Too circles into adorable pumpkin icons using Dylusions Paint Pens.
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.
In this tutorial, Josefine Fourage shares how she creates a collection of snarky greeting cards using an assortment of Dylusions and Gel Plate products. Decorated with Dylusions Back Chat Stickers- a collection of snarky phrases, these funny cards are perfect to have on had when you need to bring a smile to someone's face.
Dive into summer with this Fishtail June Dyalog Spread by Taylor Huizenga! Taylor will guide you through a step-by-step tutorial on how she uses an assortment of Dylusions products along with Letter It™ Fineliners to create a June calendar page in her Dylusions Dyalog.
Celebrate Earth Day with this easy DIY upcycled crossbody bag tutorial by Teresa Natividad!
Follow step by step directions from Josefine Fourage on how you can use Dylusions Paints, Stencils, and Stickers to create trade-able Artist Coins.
Dylusions Dyalog Insert Book: Grid Dylusions Creative Dyary Inks: Dirty Martini, Vibrant Turquoise, Black Marble Dylusions Dyalog Stamps: The Full Package, Blind Date, All the Right Boxes, On the Edge Dylusions Dyalog Stencils: Doodle It Dylusions Paint: Periwinkle Blue Dylusions Paint Pens: Black Marble Dylusions...
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, and welcome to a new tutorial. This is Josefine and today I’m sharing something new for me. I recently started a bullet journal and was curious if you could use your mixed media supplies to create new spreads. For those of you who don’t know what a bullet journal is, it’s a calendar, to-do list, reminder, diary, everything you want it to be. Essentially, it’s a notebook that you can totally customize.
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!
Hi there! Kristi Nazzaro here and I am so excited to be sharing another tutorial for Ranger.
Hi and welcome to a new guest post from me, Josefine. I’m super excited to share something really fun with you – a little book of snark. I love snark, which is probably why I enjoy working with Dylusions products so much. I decided to create the book myself, using ATC cards and bind them.
I really love the look of texture in all of my art. Whether it be added stitching, fabric scraps or layers of paint – I think texture gives an added element that really sets pieces apart from a one dimensional look. I like holding a piece in my hand and feeling all the different built up layers.
