Who knew foam shaving cream could make the prettiest collage papers? All you need is a baking pan, a shower squeegee, and a few drops of your favorite acrylic paints. Swirl them into the shaving cream, press your paper on top, and squeegee it clean. What’s left behind is a marbled, dreamy design that looks way more complicated than it really is. This is hands-down one of my favorite ways to create custom collage papers because it’s quick, easy, and the results are always a surprise. Every single

1.9K views · 34 reactions | Creating a neutral painting - part 2 🌷Partway into this painting, I felt it wasn’t working, and I didn’t know why. I experimented off-camera since I wasn’t sure exactly what I wanted, but I lightened it and removed almost all of the marks I had added. I did bring in some asemic writing and a few other marks back, but I still felt really stuck.I brought out some neutral paint swatches, my painting guides, and some collage pieces to see what might work. I played