Collage artists have been reusing for years. Before it became fashionable, it was called recycling, and thrifty people have always participated in it. Collage is a term derived from the French word meaning glue. Paper, string, ribbon, photos and other objects are commonly used to embellish pictures. Found objects, that is, objects that have a non-artistic use, are also incorporated into a work of art. Collage is present in works of art that are hundreds of years old, but it began to take an important place in art just after the turn of the 20th century. century. Both Pablo Picasso and Georges Braques coined the phrase to define the new artistic approach they were creating as a specific style of modern art. No sagging supports, please. Anything that fits on a stand without falling over is fair game for the collage artist. . However, the first thing to consider is the weight that will be attached to the support. If paper, thread, beads, photos and very small objects will be used in a piece, a standard canvas or paper can be considered as a medium. for work. If, on the other hand, the artist plans to stick large quantities or heavy pieces on his painting, he will have to use a rigid support. Gessoed Masonite is a practical and sturdy support that can support considerable weight without flexing. This is important because movement of the support can weaken the glue that holds the assembly together, cracking and dislodging elements. Composition and collageCollage is usually planned in advance, to some extent. The artist has a specific theme or composition in mind and plans to use found objects or additions to the painting. The artist will compose his work as he usually does, with the idea that certain elements will be added at specific places on his pa...... middle of paper ...... it. Other adhesives are water-based and may be susceptible to weakening if exposed to high humidity. An organic adhesive such as wheat paste could deteriorate if exposed to certain chemicals or conditions. Glue sticks may not have the permanence necessary for the life of the artwork. The key is to test the intended adhesive product to ensure that it will suit the objects the artist plans to use in their work. Collage is a fun and creative way to personalize art in a way that the Artists of all ages can enjoy. Young artists will enjoy creating unique masterpieces with scissors, paper, magazines and other easy-to-use items. A serious art student will find inventive ways to develop and expand their repertoire of artistic skills. Collage appeals to everyone and is a colorful and engaging medium that offers unlimited possibilities..