MIXED MEDIA ART TECHNIQUE FOIL, WALLPAPER & SPRAYS 0001

Posted on June 7th, 2010 by admin in media effects | 19 Comments »

A relatively simple mixed media technique using foil, wallpapers, card etc, whichever paper types will provide textures. A base foundation is made first by sticking down ripped, torn, cut wallpaper etc also scrunched up foil to give more of a low relief effect. Glue is applied, doesn’t matter if it’s pritstick, pva just so long as it sticks! Foil is then scrumpled, unfolded and placed over the top of the papers. Rub (burnish) the foil into the nooks and crannys until pretty smooth (there will be lots of texture). Do this carefully as the foil can rip. Add additional textures gently scraping shapes, patterns into the foil. Apply glue using a hot glue gun. This gives a nice abstract low relief effect adding to the textures produced. Finally spray paints are used as these adhere to the foil and glue. Various colour schemes can be used, colour groups or monochromes. It can be as intense or as subtle as you like, the possibilities are endless.

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19 Responses

  1. pipzzart Says:

    hi there. Yes it …
    hi there. Yes it does. You can do your design/pattern 1st, then cover with foil. It is just as interesting….I liked the smoothness of the glue in contrast with texture from the foil.

  2. TheOriginalYouth Says:

    I wonder if it’ …
    I wonder if it’ works well with the hot glue underneath the foil as well?
    Interesting piece, thanks for posting.

  3. pipzzart Says:

    Hi. Yeah I did try …
    Hi. Yeah I did try white but it was worse, figured one could always pause the vid to read the instructions. :)

  4. judysheart Says:

    Great vid and …
    Great vid and techniques… One thing.. can’t read your directions.. maybe make them white lettering?.. Anyway, great job!

  5. pipzzart Says:

    Thanks :) yeah …
    Thanks :) yeah Queen is great

  6. mysticmagic4760 Says:

    Loved your video! …
    Loved your video! Beautiful mixed media project! And loved the music you chose! I’m a huge “Queen” fan.

  7. ArtConnect1 Says:

    Your welcome;-)
    Your welcome;-)

  8. pipzzart Says:

    That’s great info! …
    That’s great info! much appreciated thanks alot..

  9. ArtConnect1 Says:

    There’s a product …
    There’s a product called “Gac 200″ by Golden , which when mixed with Fluid acrylics gives better adhesion on the foil. You only have to use it for first layer, then you can paint like you would normally do.
    Otherwise the paint doesn’t stick.

    Regards

  10. pipzzart Says:

    ps..you would have …
    ps..you would have to put some adhesive type over the foil to help other paints adhere. With it being foil paints (watercolours etc) will resist. Hope that helps?

  11. pipzzart Says:

    Thanks :)
    Thanks :)

  12. pipzzart Says:

    Sorry for delay in …
    Sorry for delay in reply….No you don’t have to use sprays but it helps get in all the nooks n’ crannies, because of the textures in the paper. It will be interesting to try other methods i.e. water colours, acrylics etc what ever you want

  13. danielrox1969 Says:

    do you have to use …
    do you have to use spray paint?

  14. dixiebuggie79 Says:

    this looks like …
    this looks like lots of fun. first time hearing of this technique. great job

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  16. pipzzart Says:

    Nice one! Ooh could …
    Nice one! Ooh could you send me some pics? I’d love to see ‘em :)

  17. Radians51 Says:

    Students like this …
    Students like this project a lot.

  18. Radians51 Says:

    Got my spray cans n …
    Got my spray cans n foil today! Can’t wait to try this out.

  19. Radians51 Says:

    Keep these comin’! …
    Keep these comin’! Your art is real creative and full of ideas to pursue . Thanks.

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