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Use glue to create rich, textured collage papers in my FREE workshop! (Sign up on my page)

Did you know that you can use glue, gloss medium, clear leveling gel, and tar gel to create stunning resist collage papers with rich, textural designs? By using a condiment bottle for precise patterns or a brush for more fluid, organic shapes, you can apply these mediums directly onto your paper, allowing them to dry before layering on paint. The magic happens when you gently wipe away the excess paint, revealing the intricate textures and patterns left behind by the resist areas. Whether you create fine, controlled lines or loose, expressive marks, this technique adds depth, movement, and unexpected surprises to your collage papers and mixed-media backgrounds. This easy yet dynamic process works beautifully on vintage book pages, maps, or any other paper to give your artwork a multi-dimensional quality with minimal effort. If you love experimenting with unpredictable textures and painterly effects, you’ll want to try this! This tutorial is actually from my free 5-day online workshop where you can learn how to create 7 types of mixed-media collage papers that all work together using simple upcycling techniques. Whether you're new to collage or an experienced artist, you'll discover layering, texture, and pattern techniques that add depth and impact to your work. This workshop will help you repurpose found materials, effortlessly build a cohesive collage series, and master composition with a mini-collage grid, all while expanding your creative mixed-media skills with techniques you’ll use again and again. Get my free workshop by going to the link on my page! 🏷️ Collage Paper Tutorial, Mixed Media Collage, DIY Collage Papers, Glue Resist Art, Textured Paper Techniques, Abstract Collage Art, Creative Mixed Media Ideas, Acrylic Resist Painting, Handmade Collage Paper, Experimental Art Techniques, Paper Layering Ideas #catherinerains