Thank you Jackie! I've watched each of the videos in this color study (actually - went back and watched every video you've posted) and I learned a lot. I really appreciate your teaching style and generosity. I feel more organized in my own approach after watching these. Bonus - your work is beautiful!

@PaintedPaperStudio

10 ай бұрын

I am so happy that these videos have connected with you - thank you very much for watching and commenting, Heather 🥰

This has been an incredible series to watch. Thank you so much for all the work that has gone into creating this amazing colour chart. Fascinating to see the variation in colours that you can achieve just mixing the colours you chose. Loved the grid you created using prints and the blind rocks sheet. I will choose 4 colours and then teach myself how to make a colour chart . From there create, create, create. Love it! Thank you, Jackie 🌹❤️👍🙃

@PaintedPaperStudio

9 күн бұрын

Wonderful, Marylyn! It is always amazing to me what colors will develop when you do a study like this. Have fun with it! 🥰

Thank you for so many ideas here Jackie. l saw the previous one of this series, also helpful. l love doing the grids, in mini paintings as well. Limiting colours as well. l appreciate your filming, the sounds of the studio, then your voiceover. A lot of work. Many thanks...Alioban❤

@PaintedPaperStudio

2 ай бұрын

Thank you Alioban - I always love seeing you here. Thanks for being so kind. 🥰

I'm slowly working my way through all your tutorials, Jackie. I love them all and i want to try this color study idea!

@PaintedPaperStudio

Ай бұрын

I hope you have as much fun with it as I did, Jeanette! 🥰

Thoroughly enjoyed the colour study videos. The tissue was my favourite. Im looking forward to seeing more from you using collage papers. I think when we feel stuck, we could all play with colour.😊

@PaintedPaperStudio

2 ай бұрын

Exactly, I'm on a mission to help creatives get unstuck, and if playing with color does it, then my work is done 🥰

@elfincrafter

2 ай бұрын

@@PaintedPaperStudio my dad died on Christmas Eve. He was the biggest champion of my art. I have found it very hard to create anything since I lost him. I lack motivation & energy. I'm doing ICAD just to get myself into daily creating on a small scale. There's just no desire to go back to the art journal. I'm taking this time to learn from others & hopefully ignite my passion.

@PaintedPaperStudio

2 ай бұрын

I am so very sorry for your loss, Paula. When you've allowed yourself the time to grieve, to relive the memories, and go through this emotional time, I'm sure your Dad will find a way to let you know it's time to create again. Sending warm thoughts to you @@elfincrafter

@elfincrafter

2 ай бұрын

@@PaintedPaperStudio thank you for such healing words 🤗

So cool!

@PaintedPaperStudio

10 ай бұрын

Thank you, Raelynn! 😀

Be still my heart❤ There is so much I am going to learn from you🎉🦉 Thank you heaps and bounds in advance! I am so giddy🤭😁 You are going to be my new best buddy out in the craft shed. Wintering in Arizona from BC Canada

@grannygrimson

9 ай бұрын

Yay crazy pants🎉

@PaintedPaperStudio

9 ай бұрын

You may hear me say "crazy pants" a lot - it sort of defines the way I approach creativity 😍

@PaintedPaperStudio

9 ай бұрын

Welcome, Granny - I am so excited to have you here! I adore BC and think that playing with me in your craft shed is an excellent way to winter in AZ. Thank you so much for you're kind words 🥰

I was feeling quite low and uninspired today until I came across your lessons. Thank you so much👍 I’ve really enjoyed watching your work develop. Such great ideas 👏

@PaintedPaperStudio

9 ай бұрын

Thank you Anita, and thank you for sharing. It is so hard to create when you are feeling low. Sometimes when I feel sad or overwhelmed I turn to other creators videos for inspiration too. I do hope you're feeling a bit better now 🥰

Thank you so much Jackie for these valuable, creative and fun videos. I have watched them all, maybe except the first through to the end which I intend to rewatch. Really enjoy your teaching style throughout and have a newfound appreciation to collage as a key ingredient to mixed media. When you said there is skill in cutting and tearing paper, it made me think how each process is as important as the application of the paint and brings such a sense of presence to all the creative steps. Cutting, tearing, placing and glueing with intuitive intention and presence feels quite meditative. Look forward to your next instalment. Much gratitude for your generosity of time and creativity. Beautiful 🙏🏻💗🙏🏻

@PaintedPaperStudio

10 ай бұрын

Thank you very much, Andrea - your words mean so much to me. I agree that collage can be meditative. Collage and paper painting is my go-to when I am stressed or upset about something. Thank you for watching and the encouragement. 🥰

Jackie, thank you for this awesome color study!! So many ideas, so many cool ways to use the colors. I just enjoyed this so much. I always look forward to your videos and seeing what you are creating. Thanks so much!!

@PaintedPaperStudio

10 ай бұрын

Thank you very much, Catherine. I appreciate your kind words and that you watched the series - it was a long one. 🥰

I have enjoyed this series and am trying to study paints in groups of 4. Great program.

@PaintedPaperStudio

7 ай бұрын

It's a lot of fun - I hope you enjoy it as much as I did 🥰

This series has been so inspiring for me. I am so happy that I stumbled upon your channel and watched your mark making video. I am a fabric sculptor/watercolor/junk journal artist. I am toally intrigued and enthralled now with paper painting!! Your teaching style and creativity is so beautiful, how can one resist??Thank you for sharing heART with us!

@PaintedPaperStudio

8 ай бұрын

Annette - this is such a lovely comment, thank you. It sounds like painting paper is a natural fit for your artistry, and I am glad these videos are connecting with you. I'm so happy you're here. 🥰

Loved this ❤

@PaintedPaperStudio

7 ай бұрын

Thank you, JoJo 🥰

This has been a fascinating journey - many thanks for filming it so we could come along with you. Can't wait to see more of your work.

@PaintedPaperStudio

10 ай бұрын

Thank you, Kim - I'm filming more fun things now 😉

What a great series! At first I was a bit skeptical because color studies can be a bit tedious, but you got me hooked! Your approach for this series seemed like controlled chaos but, like I have said to my students in the past "there is a method to my madness!" You are a wonderful teacher!!! Cheers! 🥰🎨

@PaintedPaperStudio

10 ай бұрын

"Controlled Chaos" - should probably be the name of this channel 😂😂😂 Thank you for your very kind words, Lori. 💜

Hi Jackie, here´s a big THANK YOU for showing how you use and store the geliprints. While watching (the whole series) I got a feeling, as if my soul was bathing in colours 🏵. Reducing the huge amount of colours to only a few, gave me such a big wave of joy when I watched you gaining more and more variations out of them. I learned such a lot! For example: Go with the process. Don´t overthink. Take time to feel the joy, when a surprising tone shows up. Only to mention a few aspects. And I loved the grid study you made. Each of those miniatures seems to tell a story of how the colours enjoy to have met each other, to give contrast, to make each other shine. And on top I got a very practical advice of how to store and remember the results. I think, you did a really good job! 🥰 Britta

@PaintedPaperStudio

10 ай бұрын

Thank you so very much, Britta! I am glad you got so much out of it (I did too!) Learning to not overthink the process is a bit of a struggle for me, but I keep working at it, and I share it because I think a lot of us struggle with it. Have a wonderful weekend! 🥰

Terrific! I’ve enjoyed these.

@PaintedPaperStudio

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching, Nancye!

Thank you, I appreciate your time and effort. I learned a lot from this series. I hope you continue to share this type of content! I would love to see some of your finished art work.

@PaintedPaperStudio

9 ай бұрын

Thank you, Mary - that means so much to me. Keep watching, I have some videos coming up that will show some finished work 🥰

So many great tips ❤ VERY helpful. Thank you!

@PaintedPaperStudio

10 ай бұрын

Thank you Carmel, I'm so happy that you watched and took the time to comment 🥰

I can’t wait to start on this colour study, as soon as I’m finished with my Christmas cards 😊 Thank you for sharing your art with us!

@PaintedPaperStudio

10 ай бұрын

Fran, you are a STAR - I haven't even started thinking about my holiday cards yet 😂 Be sure to let me know what colors you end up using in your study 😀

@HandmadeJournalsbyFran2022

10 ай бұрын

@@PaintedPaperStudio I definitely will. Have a great weekend 😊

awsome series !!!! Thanks for sharing

@PaintedPaperStudio

10 ай бұрын

Thank you very much, Susan! 💜

Jackie, I'm so sorry I missed the live today...but unfortunately, Nugget needed us to help her cross the Rainbow Bridge today. I'm sure the replay will be helpful for using my creativity and grief to make a collage piece in honor her.

@PaintedPaperStudio

10 ай бұрын

Oh no Dawn!!! I am so incredibly sorry to hear about Nugget and the grief that you're experiencing. I'm sure my words are inadequate, but please know I am sending much love to you, your family, and your other fur-babies. 💔

I watched the whole color study process today, amazing. I definitely want to give it a try, this process has really caught my eye. I’ve been looking for a way to build my collage papers and to use certain colors palettes. To use in junk journals and cards. I was thinking 4 to 6 sunset colors, is it best to limit the colors to 4? Is there a reason why you didn’t include your 3x3 collages in your art journal? One last question, are you going to create another in-depth color study in the future? 🤗🤗

@PaintedPaperStudio

6 ай бұрын

Hi Tracy - great questions! The number of colors you use is completely up to you - just remember to give each color it's full opportunity. If you are doing an in depth study (which would be awesome) it will take quite a bit of time for each color. Side tip: keep your studio journal next to you the whole time. If you're anything like me, a million ideas will come up for you while you lose yourself in the colors 🤗. As for not including the 3x3's in my art journal - it was just a choice. I have a large stack of grid painting/collages on card stock that I keep in a box nearby for instant inspiration. I could have just as easily put them in the art journal with the color study. And yes, I will absolutely be creating another in depth color study in the future. They are just too much fun. 🥰

This is probably my favorite series I've ever watched. I'm very new to art and color theory of any type. I'm in the process of moving art rooms and can't wait to try this out. Thank you valuable lessons learned. Please can you yell me how the yes paste is different from the matte medium? Is it just a difference in water amounts?

@PaintedPaperStudio

9 ай бұрын

Thank you, Kricket - that is so nice to hear! There is a difference in the water levels for sure, but the paste is heavier, and you have less working with it. I usually use it with heavier and highly textured papers. The matte medium is much more fluid, stays wet longer, and creates great adhesion. However, you need to be careful with matte medium because the paper can buckle. I usually use paste for quick projects in my art journal and matte medium for larger projects or pieces I plan on displaying or selling. 😀

@Kricket.B

9 ай бұрын

@@PaintedPaperStudio Thank you. I gotta admit every time you said paste I got a picture in my mind of the jar and the applicator lid of my childhood school days in the 70s. Why weren't we allowed to use glue? 🤔 It made me feel old when I thought of my young adult kids not knowing what paste is 🤣

@PaintedPaperStudio

9 ай бұрын

@@Kricket.B - and I've got to admit that every time I say "paste" I think of the kids in my 2nd grade class that ate it 😂😂😂

Jackie, so many thanks for creating this space to create freely and explore colors in new possibilities. Loving your way to teach how to practice to open our art views. My question is, After you create so many options of papers and color studies, which projects can you make with them, besides stationery or canvas art? Which options can you recommend for us to do?"

@PaintedPaperStudio

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for your lovely comments. As for what to do with all the papers - well that needs to be it's own series 😂. Seriously though, I've used my painted papers in everything from canvas art and junk journaling to grocery lists. I would love to try to create a decoupaged umbrella with my painted papers, or create origami (if I knew how). I've said before that I'm not terribly "crafty," but the holidays are coming up, and some of these papers would make beautiful gift wraps. But here's the thing Gretchen, I'm ok with just painting the papers for the sake of painting them. If they get used great, if they don't I have to be okay with letting them go. 🥰

@gdcstudiosgretchendelcarme7864

10 ай бұрын

@@PaintedPaperStudio Looking forward to that series. BTW love your organization OMG, Bravo 👏, this could also be another great video 😅 . Anyway Jackie thanks once again for this wonderful series and for replying my question. With loving joy, and loving Light to your service for this community of students ☺️🫶🌟

@PaintedPaperStudio

10 ай бұрын

@@gdcstudiosgretchendelcarme7864 - Another great idea - thank you Gretchen! 💜

What do you actually use all the collage pieces for? How to you incorporate them into an actual art piece? Do you have a video for that?

@PaintedPaperStudio

7 ай бұрын

Hi Sheila - Many of my collage pieces are final art pieces. Sometimes I will create a piece that starts with a base of collaged papers and pieces (that's the whole focus of next week's video). Other times I'll add collage papers into a piece in the later stages. Often, I create pieces as inspiration for large works. And finally, sometimes (a lot of times) I just create collage pieces for the fun of it. 🤗

In a final painting what are your tips for composition? I seem to struggle because I do what feels right without much thought. While it is freeing it may not produce the best visually stimulating painting. Any thoughts appreciated. Love your work and great tips!

@PaintedPaperStudio

10 ай бұрын

Thank you Scrappy! Such a great question, and so hard for me to answer (not a cop-out, just the truth). I usually lead with my intuition - sometimes, that makes for interesting art; other times it just doesn't. However, I rarely make art for others. I love painting papers for fun, and to satisfy my creativity bone. I have found that @Robert Burridge - BobBlast has a few great videos on composition and you may find a better answer to this question through him 🥰

@scrappysoulsister

10 ай бұрын

@@PaintedPaperStudio thank you 😊 I will check him out 🩵

i would love to see examples of your collage art

@PaintedPaperStudio

7 ай бұрын

Thank you, Sheri. I have created a few collage pieces in some of the past videos and plan for more in the new year. 🥰

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@PaintedPaperStudio

4 ай бұрын

Hi Alice!