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Satchmo! The Collages of Louis Armstrong

Louis Armstrong was an avid collage artist as well as an incredibly talented musician. The story goes that Louis first created a series of collages on paper & put then ...

Whimsically Warped Collage Art by Peter Lewis

Peter Lewis has been mutating, mutilating and reconfiguring popular culture and its images with his collages since 1990. Lewis intentionally uses nostalgic images & pictures from old children's books, not ...

Bon Voyage: Collage Art by Peggy Wolf

Peggy Wolf uses her intense love of colors, shapes & composition to create delightful collages that make fantastic use of her skills in fashion and design.

Silly & Surreal: The Collage Art of Kenneth Rougeau

Kenneth Rougeau composes creative collage constructions that are frequently surreal and sometimes downright silly. Ken works primarily in the digital medium, as it allows the most freedom of expression, but ...

And Salvador Dali tells us where the villain has hidden

Nikolas Tantsoukes creates cunning hand-cut paper collages featuring fractured characters & Kafkaesque cityscapes resembling film noir in a fun house mirror.

Strandbeest: Beach Striding Lifeforms by Theo Jansen

Kinetic artist Theo Jansen creates complex and bizarre new lifeforms that the artist hopes will one day roam the oceansides in herds.

Smooth Slider

Mar

Digital Collage Sheets by PaperStreet Supplies

Posted by: Kenneth Rougeau in Collage Sheets

Buy 3 Digital Collage Sheets Get 1 Free - Coupon Codes

Welcome to PaperStreet Supplies, your source for high quality digital collage sheets & unique collage pages by mail, not to mention tutorials, information & resources of use to collage artists. Here you’ll find our extensive line of royalty free source images for use in your artwork, as well as detailed instructions on getting the most out of these great collage supplies. PaperStreet’s digital image collections are handy not only for collaging, but are also excellent for use in scrapbooking, assemblage, decoupage, art trading cards, altered art, mixed media, and other crafting projects. For more information on collage supplies & how to use them, please read our Frequently Asked Questions.

Digital Collage Sheets by PaperStreet Supplies

Visit Our Collage Supplies Store:
http://collagesheets.paperstreetsupplies.com

Digital Collage Sheets & Printed Collage Pages

What are digital collage sheets?

Digital collage sheets contain printable, royalty free source images for use by artists, crafters & pendant makers, packaged neatly together into in digital file which can be downloaded & printed over & over again. The digital images can also be manipulated using most photo editing programs (ie, Adobe Photoshop or the freeware Paint.NET).

What are printed collage pages?

Our wide selection of pictures for collage are available by mail as printed hard copies. These collage sheets are printed on thin, magazine quality paper with a glossy finish & are great not only for collaging, but the pictures also make handy supplies for scrapbooking, image transfers, altered art, mixed media, assemblage, decoupage and many other crafting projects. Each page measures 8.5″ x 11″ and is mailed via USPS in a sturdy cardboard mailer within 2 business days of payment receipt.

What can I do with these digital collage sheets?

You can do so much with these images! You can make digital and traditional collages, ACEO art trading cards, elements for assemblage, use the images for decoupage, make handmade greeting cards, create beautiful art journals, scrapbooking, or altered art books. We also carry a wide variety of pendant images for altered art and mixed media photo charm jewelry. Our pendant images come in circles, squares, rectangles for dominos, microscope slides, bamboo tiles, matchboxes and more, and oval images for cameos. We carry standard pendant image sizes, are steadily expanding our selection, and are always willing to make custom sizes and shapes on request. Please contact us: support@paperstreetsupplies.com

Can I get the files as PDF’s?

Yes! You’ll receive download links to both the JPEG and PDF versions of the digital collage sheets with your purchase. Those who purchase printed collage sheets by mail can expect their products to be processed & shipped within 2 business days of payment receipt. Please see our printed collage pages for specifics.

Can I Try These Out First?

Certainly! We have a collection of free digital collage sheets for sample purposes & you’re welcome to experiment with as many of them as you’d like. We’ll be expanding the freebies section of our digital collage sheets store frequently, so keep checking back for more great images!

When will I get my collage sheets?

Download links for digital collage sheets are delivered by email as soon as your payment is processed, which usually takes only a few seconds. Shipped items will be processed, packaged & mailed as soon as possible, typically within 48 hours of payment receipt (longer over government holidays and weekends, of course). If you require any special shipping arrangements, please contact us prior to placing your order to be sure that we can accomodate your needs.

How Does The “Buy 3 Get 1 Free” Promotion Work?

All digital collage sheets are Buy 3 Get 1 Free! Just apply the appropriate coupon code to your shopping cart prior to checkout. You’ll find the Coupon Code box at the bottom of the Shopping Cart screen, just below the Points readout showing how many loyalty points your shopping cart is worth. See the Coupon Codes page for more details. Enjoy the free collage sheets & happy collaging!

What is the “Catch of the Day”?

PaperStreet’s “Catch of the Day” is a fresh digital collage collage sheet created daily by our staff, consisting of several of our favorite images handpicked for use in your artwork. The CotD began as a subscription newsletter & has since evolved into our existing blog, paperstreetsupplies.com. The daily digital collage sheets are still being published & can be found in the Catch of the Day collage sheet sections of our store.

What size paper should I print the files on?

Our digital collage sheets are all sized to be printed on standard 8.5″ x 11″ paper.

Do I need to have my own printer?

You can print them at home on your own printer, or at you favorite local print shop. We do recommend color laser printing for best results as they are more liquid resistant.

Can I get specific images in custom shapes or sizes?

We are happy to consider any custom collage sheet orders. If you have specific image needs or have any questions, please contact us via our online form or send us an email & we’ll do our best to assist you: support@paperstreetsupplies.com

This all sounds great, but can I trust you?

Yes! But why take my word for it? You’re more than welcome to examine the responses from over 3000 of our satisfied customers at our sister stores, http://paperstreet.etsy.com & http://paperstreet.artfire.com

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Jul

Meet Mural Artist Chor Boogie

Posted by: Kenneth Rougeau in Art & Artists, Painting

artwork by Chor Boogie

Extraordinary visual artist Chor Boogie has created gorgeous mural artwork throughout California & the world. Chor Boogie has emerged from a turbulent youth – after living on the streets, battling heroin addiction, spending time in jail & going “to hell and back” a few times – to become a world renowned spray paint muralist who has created large scale artwork for public enjoyment in several countries across the world.

One of his more prominent works, “The Color Therapy of Perception”, is a 100-foot mural commissioned by the San Francisco Arts Commission’s “Arts in Storefronts” project to improve the city’s blighted Tenderloin neighborhood.[14][15] While painting that work he was stabbed by thieves trying to steal his tools of communication. Mayor Gavin Newsom visited Chor Boogie in the hospital, and helped complete the painting.

Chor Boogie at work

To see more of his paintings, visit
http://www.chorboogie.com/

artist Chor Boogie

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Jul

The Ghost of Magritte – Collage Art by Edvard Derkert

Posted by: Kenneth Rougeau in Art & Artists, Collage

“Edvard Derkert has small eyeglasses.
Through these he fixates on one thing at a time.”
- Ölandsbladet

“Old and new, intellect and feeling, humor and solemnity.
Everything is cut and pasted together into an unconnected connection.”
- Barometern

Edvard Derkert has been creating collage & photo montage art off & on since he was a child growing up in Stockholm, Sweden, originally inspired by the images in Life magazine. During the 1960′s & 70′s Edvard put his visual art on the back burner while he focused on expressing himself musically. “I wanted to be a great guitar player and saxophonist but the more I practiced my scales and arpeggios the less interesting playing became. My love for music wasn’t reciprocated and I more or less stopped playing music,” he explains.

Another Swim For Mr. Jones

The Ghost of Magritte

In the late 1980′s Derkert returned to collaging with renewed vigor and, following a few exhibitions and sales, decided that collage was where he wanted to focus his attentions & efforts. In the 1990′s, Edvard bought an Amiga computer & began experimenting with digital art & animation. A few years later, he swapped the Amiga for a Macintosh & began using Photoshop. Lately, Edvard Derkert‘s collage art is created almost exclusively on the computer. “I have by now almost abandoned paper collage – but the collage spirit lives on,” he says.

Big Brother

On Line

Recently, Derkert has created a brilliant & bizarre collage animation based on his series “The Terrible State of Santé“, shown here in two parts. “Santé emerged almost by itself, like a by-product from my daily art work-outs,” says the artist. “The scenes from the world of Santé are mostly grim and dismal. I guess that’s in line with the present taste of the media audiences.”