In this series of the Art of Paper Design, we interviewed Sarah Suplina. A full time middle school art teacher and professional paper artist — Sarah create small collages that are typically inspired by nature and the seasons. The collages, which she likes to call “snippets” are created by using pieces of painted paper, that are layered together to create lifelike shapes and textures.
Read on to learn more about Sarah and her amazing work!
Who’s ready for some crafting fun? With Easter only a few days away, here are some Egg-citing crafts that you can make for this occasion. All you need are some basic craft supplies and a whole lot of creativity! Read more to see 8 Egg-citing Easter Crafts in a guest post by Angelica, of Paper Blitz Online.
In this edition of Art of Paper Design, we interviewed Connecticut-based fine artist, Amy Genser. Having begun her paper-art journey over 20 years ago, Amy creates captivating artwork that has been commissioned in residences, businesses, and institutions across the country. Her work is constructed by layering, rolling, and cutting paper – combining it with various other materials to create large expansive pieces inspired by the environment around her.
Spring has sprung and soon Easter will be here! We have put together a collection of creative Easter inspired paper and transfer projects that are sure to be fun for you and your family.
2022 is estimated to have the highest number of weddings on record since 1984, and the modern bride is looking to have the wedding of their dreams without breaking the bank. A great way to cut on costs without compromising on style is to create your own DIY save the dates & wedding invites! Printing these pieces at home not only cuts costs, but also allows brides to be as creative and unique as they want to be, with any level of design experience.
Looking to print your own invitations and save the dates? Read our tips below to get started!
Our latest interview features a talented cardmaker and crafter who goes by RightbrainArt. After practicing art therapy as a method of recovery from a traumatic brain injury, she fell in love with the form of cardmaking and all of the creative freedom that it has to offer. She found art to be a fundamental part of her healing process, and in turn, has joined a part of a number of crafting design teams, and found a true sense community in the process!
Read on for more DIY projects, crafting resources and inspiration from RightbrainArt.
Our latest interview features DIY Wedding crafter, Jalonna Kearney-Rodgers. After creating lots of DIY projects for her own wedding, Jalonna found that it saved her time, energy, and reduced the stress of becoming engaged during a pandemic. A full-time high school educator, she now uses her free time to develop both her business and online community in hopes of fostering a space where other soon-to-be brides can learn and thrive.
Read on for more DIY projects, crafting resources and inspiration from BlueRoomBride.
Love is in the air, and at PrintWorks it is all about the paper we love! We are getting ready for Valentine’s Day with some fun paper crafts that you can share with anyone— your spouse, children, parents, students, friends, and anyone else you want to send a Valentine wish to this year.
2021 was a fun year for PrintWorks because we got to partner with so many talented individuals – including crafters, artists, teachers, party planners, photographers, scrapbookers and more. To celebrate this year in paper, we created a Year in Review lookbook that features some of the artists who have used our products in their work!
The holidays are said to be the most wonderful time of the year. Full of exciting festivities that bring good tidings and cheer. So, grab your coziest blanket with some hot cocoa on the side, your craft supplies, and let’s make some Holly Jolly crafts for Christmas. Read more to see 10 Holly Jolly Christmas Crafts in a guest post by Angelica, of Paper Blitz Online.