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Lisa Vollrath is a prolific mixed-media artist. Her work covers a multitude of techniques, from altered books to collage, from artist trading cards and decos to textile art anc costume design. When it comes to artwork, there's nothing she won't try! Lisa has written dozens of books and how-to articles for arts and crafts publishers, and for her own company, Ten Two Studios. Her current work can always be seen on her ever-growing web sites.
Sites & Blogs by Lisa Vollrath
- LisaVollrath.com
- Lisa's personal web site, filled with editorials, and artwork.
- Ten Two Studios
- Lisa's company, home of how-to books, image collection CDs, collage sheets, digital downloads, kits and more. Check out the ever changing eye candy on the front page!
- Go Make Something
- Over 100 how-to articles written by Lisa, for folks interested in altered, mixed media and collage arts. If you need to make something today, you'll find the instructions here.
- Revolution & Bon-Bons
- A fluffy, girly 18th century blog, filled with eye candy from elsewhere on the Internet. Updated every once in a while.
- Lisa's Newsletter
- Sign up to receive weekly updates about what's going on in Lisa's world.
What's New at Go Make Something
Lisa's how-to site is updated weekly with new content.
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New products and eye candy are added weekly. Be sure to stop by!
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byLisa's Squidoo Lenses
- Art Journals
- All about art journals.
- Artistamps & Faux Postage
- Information about faux postage stamps.
- Assemblage & Shrine Making
- Lots of info about assemblage art and shrines.
- Decos
- Everything you ever wanted to know about decorated friendship books.
- Gluebooks
- What are gluebooks? Find out here!
- Mail Art
- All about art that's sent through the mail.
- Beeswax Collage
- A starting point for those interested in collage with wax.
- Art Dolls
- Information about mixed-media art dolls.
- Iris Folding
- Everything you need to know about this paper folding technique.
Groups Moderated by Lisa
Find a place to play.
- Beeswax Collage
- A group for discussing , sharing, and learning about beeswax collage and encaustic art.
- Gluebooks
- Gluebooks are a cross between art journals and collage. This group is for people interested in discussing gluebooks, sharing their work, and finding others who are interested in exchanging glued artwork.
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- paperfacets paperfacets Apr 2, 2008 @ 12:43 pm
- What a wealth of information. I will be sure to check your interesting lenses many times. And your "Raven's Song" is really eye catching.
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- ey_jay ey_jay Sep 12, 2007 @ 5:04 am
- great lens and wonderful masterpiece. I enjoy my visit here.
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- LindaJM LindaJM Jul 27, 2007 @ 11:06 am
- Beautiful artwork. I'm glad I stopped by to see what your lens is like.
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- trying trying Apr 18, 2007 @ 2:33 am
- I love all of your lenses as well. They are truly awesome.
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- CrypticFragments CrypticFragments Feb 24, 2007 @ 10:09 pm
- Lisa I have admired your work in various publications! Fancy seeing you as a fellow LensMaster!
best wishes from a fellow artist
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- Intuitive Intuitive Feb 15, 2007 @ 10:30 am
- Hi Lisa - I love all of your lenses. They're like having Somerset Studio or Cloth,Paper,Scissors on a lens. :)
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