Mark-Making to Increase Your Creative Vocabulary, for Collage, Sketchbooks, Journaling & Abstracts @LouiseJannetta

Louise Jannetta | Mark-Making to Increase Your Creative Vocabulary, for Collage, Sketchbooks, Journaling & Abstracts @LouiseJannetta | Uploaded June 2023 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
In this video, Louise uses six methods to apply paint to papers for collage. The techniques encourage you to experiment and stretch your mark-making vocabulary. But it also gives you the confidence to enjoy your own voice.
There are other mark-making videos on the Louise Jannetta YouTube Channel -

Mark-making technique to extend your practice - experiment & explore - wonderfully simple & quick - Video link
youtu.be/7snZE4PMSDc

How to make lacy mulberry papers - Video link
youtu.be/RjjCii0QCBE

How to add more layers, textures, colours and mark-making to redeem an acrylic abstract painting.-
Video link
youtu.be/bvXLxW2IMH8

How to Make Textile Like Papers from One Piece of Paper by Splitting Momigami Papers. Technique. -
Video link
youtu.be/nVg60vO3LDk

Time Stamps
00:00 Start
04:04 Method No 1
06:25 Method No 2
13:54 Method No 3
17:30 Method No 4
21:27 Method No 5
22:50 Method No 6

Reopening of the Louise Jannetta Gallery & Studio.

How to Felt a Sunflower and Bees. Part 2. Making the Bodies for the Bees

Transform Your Practice; Let go & experiment; Mark-making for unique paper, abstract and mixedmedia.

Utilise absobancy and texture to enhance your painting. Apply acrylics in layers to create depth.

Hand Finishing Intaglio Prints with Light-fast Inks

How to make a large Sea & Sky journal, with handpainted papers, envelopes and the French Link Stitch

How to make a seascape and seagulls collage and then paint it using acrylic inks and acrylic paint.

How to add more layers, textures, colours and mark-making to redeem an acrylic abstract painting.

How to print itaglio prints using an Edwardian washing mangle.

How to make a journal cover from plastic milk bottles and lovely leather-look card