Using Hardware in Your Art

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Using Hardware in Your Art

Check out how I use simple hardware in mixed media art, based on a Book of Backgrounds page. Creating art doesn’t mean you have to spend a fortune on fancy embellishments, pricey stencils, stamps or collage material.

This is part of a series of mixed media pieces with an industrial feel to them.

In today's lesson, check out how I use simple hardware in mixed media art, based on a Book of Backgrounds page. Creating art doesn't mean you have to spend a fortune on fancy embellishments, pricey stencils, stamps or collage material.
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