Collage on Cardboard

[@plowestudio]

Shazam, the unexpected delight of the Final Cut up and marked up piece!

[@Catefn]

Still learning from you years later! First discovered you in about 2016!

[@bonniebonnie7149]

Great idea for practicing composition and color placement. Thank you, Jane!

[@ElleCoyote]

Thanks! I have tons of cardboard, and this would be fun to do, without the tension of having purchased an expensive substrate. Your work is always evolving and it is great to watch your process.

[@perlagaffney4776]

Thank you Jane. I always love it when you put up a video. So enjoy watching and hearing your process. ❤

[@LindaRUDYK]

Thanks, Jane. This was so calming and satisfying to watch for the same reasons as your other followers already commented. The icing was using up the cardboard to make your end product. I can’s wait to try this with my older grandkids. The changing shapes was so helpful, why didn’t I think of that? Thanks!!!! So much for sharing. Linda

[@ylezAma-artes1919]

I love the freedom of the substrate and the use of colors as you mentioned some not your most favorites colors and so on. And at the same time you are using all your techniques, tricks and knowledge to create this peace. Thank you.

[@lightwavz]

I love it! Very satisfying process. Plus, using up cardboard. Yes!

[@shannonfrancis2918]

Love watching your process. Thanks for sharing.

[@eileenmills9471]

Woke up in the middle of the night and found this video of Jane”s. A sign. Must try this.

[@riteasrain]

Very satisfying to watch, and inspiring thinking of what I could do with your process in mind 😍

[@joykalt7551]

I love the chunky brushes you use to paint @nd adhere your pieces! Can you plz share name/brand/size! Thx!

[@katesweet5839]

thank you Jane

[@joykalt7551]

Will we see next part of this piece?

Awesome thanks 🎉❤

[@eldorado5123]

j'aime beaucoup ,merci

[@yopestevens1505]

"And then I put lines on it and cut it up". That was