Create "picture perfect" works of mixed media art with this easy to follow tutorial by Renae Davis. Learn how you can make your own scenic polaroids by using Dylusions Paints on Simon Hurley create. Stark White Cardstock.
Cheiron Brandon just can't seem to get enough of the new Tim Holtz Distress® Speckled Egg. Follow along with her as she shows you how to make a cute butterfly decorated framed panel while sharing with her favorite Distress color combinations.
In this tutorial, follow along as Jess Francisco uses the blue and green spectrum of Dina Wakley MEdia Acrylic paints to create an abstract scrapbook page that is perfect for capturing those summer memories you've been making this summer.
Bring the shore to your home with this seashell inspired mixed media piece by Audrey Pettit, using Tim Holtz Distress® Inks, Oxides®, Embossing Glazes, and more.
Cassie Lynch shares this clever tutorial on how you can use Wendy Vecchi MAKE ART Stamp, Stencil, Die Sets, Blendable Dye Inks, Perfect Adhesive and more to create a three-dimensional garden view scene.
Renae Davis is back to show you how to use the abstract backgrounds she made from Dylusions Ink Sprays and Shaving cream in her last tutorial into an art journal project. Pull out those bright and vibrant backgrounds and get ready to make them into a new mixed media work of art!
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.
Guest Artist, Iryna Swartz shares her passion for creating Dot Mandala Paintings using Liquid Pearls, Stickles and Dina Wakley Media Acrylic Paints. The fine tip applicators are perfect for creating dots of all sizes in this stunning tutorial.
Join Alcohol Ink artist, Teresa Kovalak for a step-by-step Northern Lights video tutorial using Alcohol Inks on Hard-Core Art Panels. Learn simple techniques for creating stunning Alcohol Ink paintings in this easy to follow tutorial.
Teresa Kovalak shares how to recreate this Alcohol Ink landscape painting in this easy to follow, step-by-step video tutorial.
Alcohol Ink Artist, Sharen AK Harris, shares a step-by-step painting tutorial on a Tim Holtz® Alcohol Ink Hard-Core Art Panel. This versatile, lightly textured surface is the perfect substrate for Alcohol Ink. Learn easy techniques for creating beautiful landscapes.
Celebrate Independence Day or other special occasion with these colorful Alcohol Ink fireworks! Learn how to make Alcohol Inks pop on Matte Black Alcohol Ink Cardstock when combined with Snow Cap Mixative in this festive tutorial.
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.
Create beautiful watercolor flower mixed media cards by following a step-by-step tutorial from Guest Designer Richele Christensen using the Tim Holtz Distress® Oxide® Sprays.
It’s time to pull out that box of random tidbits, ribbons, and papers (you know the one!) because we’re making mixed media flags. I’m going to show you how I created these chunky flags using up some of my old supplies, along with many of Ranger’s goodies.
Hi everyone! Carisa here with you today and I’m so excited to be back on the Ranger blog after a little break to share what I’ve been creating using the Gel Plate that was released at Creativation 2018! I’m pretty much obsessed with this new tool to create awesome backgrounds and love that you can use it on pretty much anything! To get started you’re going to need the new Gel Plate, Brayer, Marking Tools, Texture Combs, some of your favorite paint colors, stencils and stamps! When I first started working with the Gel Plate, I did the usual create a layer, add you paper and get a print then repeat on your paper until you have achieved the layered look you like. However, I recently saw someone do a one pull print and I was determined to give that technique a try which is what I’m showing you today as we create a mixed media art envelope. Today I’m using a 5×7 watercolor envelope but you can use anything for this technique!
