Love Series 19 Metal Print

metal prints abstract heart metal prints anniversary metal prints boyfriend metal prints bride metal prints collage metal prints design metal prints engagement metal prints february 14 metal prints fine-art metal prints fiance metal prints girlfriend metal prints graphic art metal prints graphics metal prints groom metal prints heart metal prints

mixed media abstract heart mixed media anniversary mixed media boyfriend mixed media bride mixed media collage mixed media design mixed media engagement mixed media february 14 mixed media fine-art mixed media fiance mixed media girlfriend mixed media graphic art mixed media graphics mixed media groom mixed media heart mixed media

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Love Series - Heart Collage Designs
The term "collage" comes from the French "colle" meaning glue, and being the action of gluing scraps of paper or other flat material on a support. The term being used since the beginning of the 20th Century is rather new in art history, but the technique is not. Collage are compositions of various elements (such as paper, wood, fabric, feathers, leaves, and other found objects) pasted down with an adhesive glue or paint. Collages usually are made up of elements which relate to each other in some way. They may be related in color, theme, and imagery. They may be formally composed, i.e. done strictly with attention to design elements of line, form, shape, and so on, or they may be narrative in nature.

Express Love with these heart designs that were created with Valentine�s Day in mind however there are plenty of occasions that would warrant using these designs to celebrate anniversaries, birthdays and any time you want to.

Ellen Miffitt brings over forty years of artistic experience in the arts to her personal expression and art instruction. Growing up in rural Connecticut kept her close to the earth and nature. When ten years old, “paint by number” kit for a Christmas present started her art career. By mixing the paint and straying outside of the lines, she made that numbered canvas her own. While in high school she was encouraged by an aunt who dabbled in the arts to pursue developing her talent. After moving to the Pacific Northwest, she started painting sumi-e in January of 2002 with Fumiko Kimura and registered “Nine Lives Studio” in Oct of 2002. “As an artist I am constantly involved with that process of transformation: spirit to image on paper,...