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Techniques

This category contains all technique articles created as part of the imagine magazine e-article series. Each technique is fully illustrated with an artist trading card (ATC) as the main project and several step-by-step photos. The ATC project is not discussed and serves merely as an example of what can be achieved with the technique. Including the main words in a technique article's name in a search should produce several other projects that made use of this technique.

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Making Perfect Pearl splats

e-Articles - Techniques (Public)
Saturday, 10 April 2010 02:53

Create a beautiful splattered background effect in a few easy steps using perfect pearls. There's no need for fancy equipment and tools with this technique – all you need is a few basics and lots of open space to make a bit of a mess in. This technique can be changed up a bit to give you different effects depending on your creative mood.

Create your own flourishes

e-Articles - Techniques (Public)
Friday, 05 March 2010 07:05

Use digital brushes to create your own flourishes to use on your next project. These quick and easy flourishes can be used either digitally or printed onto cardstock and then used to add some dimension to cards and layouts.

Making Lace Flowers

e-Articles - Techniques (Public)
Saturday, 16 January 2010 11:19

Flowers add a feminine touch to any project whether it is a card, layout or an ATC. You can make your own unique flowers using different materials. We show you how to make your own vintage looking lace flowers in a few easy steps.

Stamping-Off

e-Articles - Techniques (Public)
Friday, 01 January 2010 13:06

Stamping off is a really easy technique that can be achieved using rubber stamps, acrylic stamps and even foam stamps. All you need is a bit of imagination. Stamping off really means that you ink up a stamp, then stamp the image for a clear solid print, and then repeatedly stamp the same image without re-inking the stamp to get a faint image.

Adding colour to staples

e-Articles - Techniques (Public)
Saturday, 04 April 2009 09:57

Ordinary staples can be transformed into inexpensive designer staples by simply adding a layer of colour to them. You don't have to buy fancy coloured staples, you just have to be clever in using your techniques and products already available to create a unique look. We explore creative ways of adding colour using spray paint and gold leafing to create custom coloured staples.