How to Make a Collage - Materials, Composition, and Tips
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
- Learn the basics of making a collage in this tutorial. You will learn what materials you can use, how to put it together, and some simple composition tips. As a bonus I included my favorite collage tool, packing tape, and how I use it to make transfers. You can use anything to make a collage, it is just combining elements. This is how I like to collage. Enjoy!
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This is the best tutorial on collaging I’ve seen. I really love the packing tape picture... 💖
Damn talk about knowledge is POWER. This why I cherish people and the net! In a few seconds someone was kind to share what they know about collaging to me and others. Blessings. Lets all share positive things we know. THANK YOU (10:18)
The cut u did at the end - no hesitation, clean cut.
This was fantastic. Just opened up my imagination so much. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏽
Packing tape technique: mind = blown
I love it
OmG that tape transfer is awesome.
I have finally found a video that is telling every step i have experiencing how to make a collage since a long time I have finally made a collage myself by this video.
THANK YOU SO MUCH 🥰🥰🥰
A wonderful tutorial! Thank you so much!
Great tutorial! I can't wait to use the packing tape transfer technique.
So glad I found this tutorial. I have been experimenting with collage and recently started looking up videos to learn some new techniques. I was kind of frustrated that most didn’t go into detail about the materials used and your video was very thorough which is much appreciated. Well done!
So much fun! Can't wait to try this technique
Excellent tutorial.💜🐞
Great tutorial. Thank you.
Great tutorial. I especially enjoyed your packing tape image transfers’ instructions which I hadn’t seen before!
This is fascinating. Super excited to try the tape transfer!!
Good luck!!
Wow! Super cool!
Is a great resource for collages I love it!
I’m new to your channel and I loved it! Many great ideas. Thank you. 🌺
Great collage Ideas
This was truly amazing. Thank you for creating such an informative video.
Excellent video!
Great presentation, quick and to the point without a lot of extraneous talk, music, etc. thanks!
Awesome video!
This helps with inspiration thank you! I got a magazine when I ordered some shoes and felt like I could do something it instead of throwing it away so thanks!
Wow! Great tutorial and what beautiful energy you have!!! I'm definitely gonna use that packing tape technique and will revisit. Lots of love and good wishes to you and this channel....
Loved the whole video...lots of info, precise, clear and the package tape transfer method was wonderful!
Thank you for this video💖
Inspiring. Thank you 🤩
Wow thanks 💓!!!!!
This is the most helpful video I’ve seen on collage,thank you so much for sharing x
My online college course linked this for help on making our collages!
That is awesome! I hope it was helpful
I've been trying to learn how to create a good composition ever since my brain injury; thank you for your tips but I don't know if I can do them: I think the bit of brain that did this is one of the areas which are damaged now, but I do the best I can! I've never seen this clear packing tape in the UK (only Sellotape is clear but much narrower): it's always brown; and in the UK 'masking tape' isn't like that at all (you used both terms): it's beige and not as wide as what you used here.
Don't Worry, Jenny: 'La práctica hace al Maestro'.
(Just repeat, repeat, repeat & r...) + Humildad y Amor!
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@@mariarascon5031 Yes, thanks, but with brain injury we forget what we've learned so have to repeat more often = exhausting & VERY demotivating often = UNLESS we have enough small successes (that WE count as 'successes', not others' opinions) as 'rewards', otherwise it's an endless slog.
Hey! I just saw your comment and I wish you make your best and that this may reflect the creativity that i know that exists inside of us! God bless you!
@@agenorrneto Thank you, but I've really badly lost my creativity at the moment, I've NEVER been like this or this bad for this long in my long life: WAY too many tasks & stresses. All the best to you.
Hope u remember how to do stuff
Thank you for the tips. Inspiring.
Thanks for watching!
Wow really amazing
Really useful tip about the packing tape transfer.
From this Idea I have I have got full Makes thx
I remember doing this in school it was and is therapeutic.
awesome tricks
Wow my brain is boosting 🎉
This is a good video who would like to try collage arts..thanks for sharing..
I have a box that I made a little diorama in (Alice In Wonderland themed with some Beatles refs thrown in. It's for my friend who I have a crush on and she likes the Beatles and Rabbits and Alice in Wonderland, so I incorporated that into the diorama. However, I didn't know how to decorate the outside (I don't have paints) but then a friends suggested a collage. So, I spent hrs searching for pictures she would like (most based off movies or bands she likes) and now I'm here to learn how to put them all together.
Sounds like an awesome project, good luck!
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Thank you do much for the video
Very nice...love this information....Thank you//
I really love your video; you gave so many informations and you made me have fun in watching it!!
thanks for the ideas
First!
Perfect! I’m going to make a collage and this comes up
It was meant for you.
It's a nice work.
I'm a huge fan of Austin Kleon's collages, and he often use a transparency method and I've been wondering how he did that for a while... guess it's the tape tip! Gonna try it for sure! :D
I did collage at 90s very freedon way like you . on the times of the pandemia is amazing way to play with your accumulate images ..very good tutorial
"circles are nice" wholesome 😭
Noice
Very inspiring and helpful! Thank you!
Thank you, it certainly gave me more ideas working on my collage as I was stuck. By any chance, have you worked on digital collage? I never tried it and would like to. Do you know what specific programs I need to purchase for digital collage?
love the video
Very helpful !! All tricks are so amazing !!!
i love this
Amazing tutorial! It's the best tutorial for a collage I could find!
Im glad it was helpful, it is hard to find info about collage because it can be so many different things
How do you secure the transfer to a new paper?
i love yore videos
Thank you!
You're welcome!
So helpful❣️
Nancy Lopez ikr
Wow, nice!
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Gracias!!
we used this video for a listening quiz in my school
Mines for a. School project
Oh my gosh. That was so fun to watch! Thank you. I am going to start tomorrow! Question: Do you need to do anything to seal it afterwards? Thank you!!! Elizabeth
I have never had to seal it after the tape is. usually sticky enough to keep it together, but if you are worried you could, or you could frame it with glass and that would keep it together
thank you so much! now i can make my project :D thanks to you!
Glad I could help!
Me too i am also making school project
You’re a great educator! Kept my attention and learned a lil something. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
I just have one question, how do you paste the transfered areas to paper, so that the glue won´t ruin the transparecy?
Mod podge!
Mod podge is a clear glue and varnish that sticks and leaves your image transparent! You can use it on multiple of surfaces :) but like she said, make sure not to use a unnecessary amount or your paper will buckle :) to use all you do is take your mod podge and glue your collage down and then go over it with a thin coating of mod podge directly over your collage to seal, do not worry about your image disappearing. After the glue is dried your image will be visible! TIP:
If you don’t have access to mod podge a good alternative diy is to mix 10 tbs of PVA glue (school glue) with 2 and 1/2 tbs of water together and use it :)
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Lovely technique...unique..for masking tape transfer of images
Thank you so much 😊
this was helpful
Tape transfer tips help me.Thanx for it
I love making a collage and these ideas are really great. Sooo helpful!! ❤❤❤❤
Not really
thanks for the tips. now i can do a collage better.
Thanks for this video!! Very cool ... especially the tape transfer tip!!
Thanks so much for sharing. Very helpful.
My art teacher send me this
Who else got this from their teacher :)
Me
Me
me
@@anakeverlee3836 me too
Lol we all did
thanks a lot
It's so beautiful collage 💖❤️😍🥰
Good thanks l enjoyed
👍🏻 Nice
Thank you 🤠
What’s a good way to get the full quality of your college on to the computer? Flatbed scanners or just taking a picture of your finished product ?
I find that scanners are the clearest but if your collage is very layered you may still get some shadows on a scanner, in that case, a camera and daylight is the best tools
How do you get rid of the shine of the packing tape?
Nice presentation
I need this to make my project for my high school
Good luck!
Amazing❤❤❤❤ Love it . Gonna try it for sure .
what brand of packing tape are you using?
GREAT video. Useful for all visual arts. Thanks.💜💜💜
Wow this is so cool! I am an armature collaging person so I really appreciate this tutorial! Ill be giving this a try!
Extremo bom gosto.
Super like.
Damn that's was one good hell of an information! Impressed! 👏😍😍
WoW.. super creative!! Definitely will experiment 👍🔥🔥
Very informative
Thank you for sharing your technic with packing tape transfer. How do you finish it? Adding a layer of packing tape on top of everything? How do you remove the bubbles?
I don’t add anything over the top, I just use the little bit of tackiness left in the tape. The bubbles need to be out when it is applied to the image, you can use a bone folder or ruler to press it flat
i ❤️ your collage
amazing and i love it
Awesome
Very nice
Brilliant
Hi, how do you glue the transferred image to a paper/ canvas, and second what material is best as canvas, I don't want to have "wet" work.
I have used watercolor paper, newsprint, and wood. The transparency usually has enough sticky residue left in the back the it will hold it to the surface. A glue stick would also work as well as one more piece of packing tape