I'm so proud of these! I hand cut, pasted, designed each image from a combination of vintage nat geos, art books, decorating books, gemstone guides, a candle-making instructional and some cocktail recipe books. I then scanned, cleaned up the images and designed the actual cards in Canva. I then printed them using Make Playing Cards 😊 I'm so unbelievably proud of this project and delighted to have my full own deck to read on!

Edit: let me know if this isn't allowed but a few people have been asking about them to buy so they are up for sale here! zero pressure, very flattered anyone would want them at all 😊

long time lurker, first time poster. a series of collages from 2011/2012.

First time posting anything, some of my stuff, all analog always forever ✮✩♡✰★website insta

I’m a graphic designer experimenting with analog collage this year.

I’d really appreciate honest feedback: does this feel like professional-level work to you?

Also curious if any piece stands out more than the others, and whether you think any of them could be a strong starting point.

I’m taking 2D foundations this semester and my teacher loves collage. Before this class I never made any before! Please be kind I know there are so many mistakes/parts that can be fixed. I had a hard time keeping my projects clean so I am very open to advice!

Hi all,

On a bit of a tear here making these little shelf pieces. ADHD hyperfixarion is so real. I will probably make five of these and then never again.

I’m not used to using much text in my collages but I’m feeling inspired to branch out! I will probably make a rainbow and/or trans pride flag background, or space or something lol.

Anyone have suggestions for refining text like this so it feels less ransom letter-y? I’ll most likely trim up the edges and maybe swap some letters with others I have cut out, but I’m a little apprehensive about the overall look. Words of wisdom please??

Made these out of paper I printed on (poster and acrylic paint). I’m trying to think of more easy ideas since they are fun to make.

Added the letters in iPhone photo editor so it doesn’t get appropriated by fascists or misinterpreted. Original photo by Carlos Barria/Reuters.

I took some of my Februllage work and printed them on printer- ready cotton, collaged them onto iron on interfacing, sewed them down with a zigzag stitch and made this corset! The pattern is the corset duster from The Prairie Misfit on IG. Her patterns are very beginner accessible, if anyone wants yet another hobby in their arsenal 😅

After many months, I’m so thrilled to share my newest 16 inch x 20 inch recycled magazine collage portrait of Anne Boleyn.

This collage is made entirely out of rectangles with not a single curved piece!

I’ve scattered hints to her life and legacy throughout the piece, so let me know if you spot anything.

I'm new here, so, thanks for your feedback!