At approximately minute 20 you are talking about the joy of just organizing your supplies & I find I feel happy to look at my tools too. Just like as a little girl when you get your new school supplies and the smell of crayons,paper and wanting to use them soon. This was my 1st video I have watched of yours. I am truly at ease and inspired by your gentle nature and encouragement. I needed this so much. So many ideas to try, thanks so much!
Thank you so much, Melissa!! I am glad we've connected. You happen to come by just when I was taking a bit of a hiatus but I know there will be plenty of creative journeys to share!
I'm new to the world of collage and new to your channel. First of all, I thank you for sharing your experiences. Second, you're giving me the courage to introducing cutting, gluing, painting, and drawing into my many journals. I have more than enough supplies. . . now to use them for expressing my self. However, I need to stop my inner critic. With your gentle musings, I am beginning. Again thank you.
Suze, nothing makes me happier than hearing that you've found your courage! Here's to your beginning. I know you can do it! (And as for that inner critic, just treat him/her like a dog barking outside. Annoying yes, but not enough to stop you!)
You are a bright star. Very informative and your enthusiasm along with all those DIY smiles made you a joy to behold and reenforce why i now continue to cut and paste, long before c&p was relevant. Many thanks.
Thank you for nice, non nipping, non- sarcastic journal instructions! Dislike the videos driven to irony or mockery, this is a no nonsense but fun video.....love it💕
This was such a wonderful down to earth video! I feel like I can ease myself into it and enjoy finding my favourite things and my own style rather than an art graduate showing off and looking so unattainable! Thank you so much! x
Demi-Rose, thank you so much! I really appreciate that. I so deeply believe that all the arts belong to all of us - and your message lets me know that I'm passing that message along. I hope you ease into it and enjoy!!
So many jumping off points here! Thank you so much for sharing all of this - it's very inspiring !!! "Power in the ritual" - that really did speak to my heart! I feel like I've had a glimmering of what your art school journey was like... Plus - I love your rings :D
***** Thanks so much! I hope you take those jumping off points and leap! :) I'm so glad that I could share this all with you. And hehe, thank you about the rings. I've got a thing for rings :)
This was the first one of your videos that I watched. I absolutely loved it! Guess I'll have to subscribe and then go back to check out your previous postings. Thank you!
Excellent Jamie! I loved this video and it was so very helpful and fascinating. I can't believe the music that showed up in class. I kind of got chills when you started reading the lyrics. Such a great online tutorial from the Queen of Collage!
Suzie the Foodie Thank you so much! And isn't that amazing about the music? It was especially wild because every other piece was hymns - all of it! I figure this was a blessing from mom about art school :)
Jamie Ridler Studios Jamie... I mean YOU are lovely! So loving, positive , and gentle! I just want to bask in your presence!! There is a glow of inner beauty about you. Your art is great, too! Lol
I use a glue runner ... I swear by them the only time I use stick glue is when I'm putting down something small ... Glue Runners are great they are permanent and mess free. No washing your hands after
They are such a joy to work with. My favourite thing about them is no bubbling or warping!! One challenge is that once you put something down... it's down! Though they do have ones with repositioning glue. I haven't tried that yet, have you?
such great info! I am fairly new to collage and am loving the process. What I wonder, when artists are producing pieces that they intend to sell, how do you get around the copyright issue of images having been taken by someone else?
This is absolutely a concern. If you are going to sell your work, you must use images that are copyright free (which is why you see so many vintage-y artworks) or what you use must be so changed that it is not recognizable as the original piece. I hope that helps.
Hello Jamie, I really like the way you framed the little red and blue image on the wall in the white frame. How did you do that exactly? It looks nice & a good idea :)
Thanks a lot for this. Quick question, should one be using the matte adhesive in conjunction with the glue stick on a project, or is it just that either of the 2 is a sufficient tool?
I'd be curious what inspired the question. What kind of result are you going for? If you don't know yet, that's totally cool. I agree with @nuvoclassic that the key is to experiment. Some people LOVE working exclusively with a matte medium. Others never touch it. I've sometimes done glue stick to test if I want to put something in a certain place and then gone in with matte medium once I've decided. I hope that helps!
What about making sure things are archival??? It's not fun to see your work fade, change colors, or pull apart in time. What's your knowledge on this? Would really appreciate the help. Thank you.
Hi Brad. Thanks for watching! I just went through the video again to see if I could figure out what you are referring too but I'm afraid I couldn't find reference to bird templates. Sorry I can't help you out with that one!
Hi there. It's a song I purchased from Audio Jungle. By the way, my mom's name was Inta! I have never encountered anyone else with that lovely name. Thanks for stopping by!
To fix the issue of a ruler getting cut into: use the transparent ruler to find your line, score it with a bone folder to mark the line and line up your metal ruler to where you want to cut without ruining your acrylic ruler.
Jamie Ridler Studios And thank you for making such a supportive, informative and inspiring video. You have a beautiful spirit and I really felt seen when I heard your encouraging words and your story with taking a class. Thanks so much!
That's the first time anyone's mentioned it, Paulette. They are so much a part of me that I don't even think about them. That's unfortunate they were a distraction to you.
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At approximately minute 20 you are talking about the joy of just organizing your supplies & I find I feel happy to look at my tools too. Just like as a little girl when you get your new school supplies and the smell of crayons,paper and wanting to use them soon. This was my 1st video I have watched of yours. I am truly at ease and inspired by your gentle nature and encouragement. I needed this so much. So many ideas to try, thanks so much!
Thank you so much, Melissa!! I am glad we've connected. You happen to come by just when I was taking a bit of a hiatus but I know there will be plenty of creative journeys to share!
I'm new to the world of collage and new to your channel. First of all, I thank you for sharing your experiences. Second, you're giving me the courage to introducing cutting, gluing, painting, and drawing into my many journals. I have more than enough supplies. . . now to use them for expressing my self. However, I need to stop my inner critic. With your gentle musings, I am beginning. Again thank you.
Suze, nothing makes me happier than hearing that you've found your courage! Here's to your beginning. I know you can do it! (And as for that inner critic, just treat him/her like a dog barking outside. Annoying yes, but not enough to stop you!)
What a lovely video of a very nice lady showing us all how to have fun, collaging. Thanks.
Thanks, Fariba! I hope you do have fun collaging :)
You are a bright star. Very informative and your enthusiasm along with all those DIY smiles made you a joy to behold and reenforce why i now continue to cut and paste, long before c&p was relevant. Many thanks.
Thank you so much! :)
Thank you Jamie your voice is so soothing and welcoming and your video so helpful
Jeanne, thank you so much! I am thrilled it was helpful :)
Oh my, another “oldie“ and such a goodie, Jamie, that popped up here on the suggestions, which I thoroughly enjoyed watching again! 💕
What wonderful breadcrumbs! I am so glad you are enjoying!
A really great video..very crisp and clear and to the point. Thank you.
Thanks, @rora4331! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
Thank you for nice, non nipping, non- sarcastic journal instructions! Dislike the videos driven to irony or mockery, this is a no nonsense but fun video.....love it💕
Oh, I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
there is 'power in the ritual' - this was a beautiful thought~ I just found you , liked, and subbed. tfs
Thank you! And I'm so glad we've connected :)
YAY Jamie !!! collage on the go. Delicious to take a peek of your experience.
céline kelette thanks so much! It's been delicious to share :) ((bighugs))
This was such a wonderful down to earth video! I feel like I can ease myself into it and enjoy finding my favourite things and my own style rather than an art graduate showing off and looking so unattainable! Thank you so much! x
Demi-Rose, thank you so much! I really appreciate that. I so deeply believe that all the arts belong to all of us - and your message lets me know that I'm passing that message along. I hope you ease into it and enjoy!!
I have passion to become an architect so I watch this to have an idea which helps me. Thanks for help
So many jumping off points here! Thank you so much for sharing all of this - it's very inspiring !!! "Power in the ritual" - that really did speak to my heart! I feel like I've had a glimmering of what your art school journey was like... Plus - I love your rings :D
***** Thanks so much! I hope you take those jumping off points and leap! :) I'm so glad that I could share this all with you. And hehe, thank you about the rings. I've got a thing for rings :)
You gave people the best advice in this video and your work is beautiful!
Thank you so much, Darcie. That means a lot to me!
Thankyou Jamie. I'm loving your passion.
reefprayer resin thank you so much!
Jamie, I loved this from beginning to end..such a generous sharing. Thank you!
+Dara Dines Thank you so much, Dara!
This was the first one of your videos that I watched. I absolutely loved it! Guess I'll have to subscribe and then go back to check out your previous postings. Thank you!
Thanks so much, Lindy! I'm glad we've connected.
Thank you. I am just beginning to get back to collaging. The organized state of your studio is such an inspiration :-).
I hope you are off to a wonderful start!
Excellent Jamie! I loved this video and it was so very helpful and fascinating. I can't believe the music that showed up in class. I kind of got chills when you started reading the lyrics. Such a great online tutorial from the Queen of Collage!
Suzie the Foodie Thank you so much! And isn't that amazing about the music? It was especially wild because every other piece was hymns - all of it! I figure this was a blessing from mom about art school :)
Jamie Ridler Studios I absolutely agree! Mom is saying "Yes!" to you going to art school. And hugging you too.
You are very inspiring... thank you! It seems I have been collecting beautiful pieces all my life, not knowing how to use them. Now, I know.
How wonderful!! I am delighted to hear it. I hope you have fun with all that beauty!
Lovely...just lovely!
Thank you, Robin :)
Jamie Ridler Studios Jamie... I mean YOU are lovely! So loving, positive , and gentle! I just want to bask in your presence!! There is a glow of inner beauty about you. Your art is great, too! Lol
A lovely explanation of beginning collage and wonderful encouragement to just play!!
Thank you so much, Mary! I appreciate that :)
This was so helpful to me. Thank you very much! :)
I'm so glad!
Awsome video! Thank you so so much!
You are so glad you liked it. Thank you!
I use a glue runner ... I swear by them the only time I use stick glue is when I'm putting down something small ... Glue Runners are great they are permanent and mess free. No washing your hands after
They are such a joy to work with. My favourite thing about them is no bubbling or warping!! One challenge is that once you put something down... it's down! Though they do have ones with repositioning glue. I haven't tried that yet, have you?
Very enjoyable video.
Many thanks!
such great info! I am fairly new to collage and am loving the process. What I wonder, when artists are producing pieces that they intend to sell, how do you get around the copyright issue of images having been taken by someone else?
This is absolutely a concern. If you are going to sell your work, you must use images that are copyright free (which is why you see so many vintage-y artworks) or what you use must be so changed that it is not recognizable as the original piece. I hope that helps.
Hello Jamie, I really like the way you framed the little red and blue image on the wall in the white frame. How did you do that exactly? It looks nice & a good idea :)
I'm so glad you like it. It's just a floating frame. They are quite easy to find and have such a lovely effect.
Lovely to see the whole thing in one video - then someone can go to the smaller sections to review, like supports, cutting, etc.
Carol Anna Mcbride Thanks for the feedback! This was a big experiment and I'll be so curious to see where it leads.
Thanks a lot for this. Quick question, should one be using the matte adhesive in conjunction with the glue stick on a project, or is it just that either of the 2 is a sufficient tool?
I would use both - glue stick first on bottom, matte medium on top to seal. But you should always experiment to find what YOU like the best!
I'd be curious what inspired the question. What kind of result are you going for? If you don't know yet, that's totally cool. I agree with @nuvoclassic that the key is to experiment. Some people LOVE working exclusively with a matte medium. Others never touch it. I've sometimes done glue stick to test if I want to put something in a certain place and then gone in with matte medium once I've decided. I hope that helps!
Thank you for the informative video! Btw...is that a Latvian 7 days ring I see??
Yes Raven! I believe you are the first person to recognize it! Are you Latvian too?
@@theschoolofcreativemagic That's so cool! I sure am. :) I've never seen one "in the wild" before and it made me so happy.
What about making sure things are archival??? It's not fun to see your work fade, change colors, or pull apart in time. What's your knowledge on this?
Would really appreciate the help. Thank you.
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Hello, thank you for sharing your lovely collage" ideas ! where can i get the bird templates ?
Hi Brad. Thanks for watching! I just went through the video again to see if I could figure out what you are referring too but I'm afraid I couldn't find reference to bird templates. Sorry I can't help you out with that one!
@@theschoolofcreativemagic , did you draw them free hand for your collage ?
Canyou Tell what is song un this video what you show?
Hi there. It's a song I purchased from Audio Jungle. By the way, my mom's name was Inta! I have never encountered anyone else with that lovely name. Thanks for stopping by!
To fix the issue of a ruler getting cut into: use the transparent ruler to find your line, score it with a bone folder to mark the line and line up your metal ruler to where you want to cut without ruining your acrylic ruler.
Great tip! Thank you for sharing.
Jamie Ridler Studios And thank you for making such a supportive, informative and inspiring video. You have a beautiful spirit and I really felt seen when I heard your encouraging words and your story with taking a class. Thanks so much!
Sorry, but your many rings are distracting. Other videos I watch they don’t wear rings so you stay focused on the work or it’s like in this video.
That's the first time anyone's mentioned it, Paulette. They are so much a part of me that I don't even think about them. That's unfortunate they were a distraction to you.
they distracted me too