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I knew it had been a long time since I journaled. I didn't realize that it had been almost a year since I had uploaded any journal pages.
Hope for a new school year with new students! Journal background done with gesso, acrylic paints, collage, stamps.
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Today I added the quote with India Ink, Journaling with a lumocolor pen, Sassafras lass alpha stickers for "24", and a hambly rub-on circle and flourish.
I think this spread is finished now.
Thanks so much for looking!
After resisting it for a little while, I finally started a gratitude journal this year. A whole slew of spiritual teachers I respect recommend this practice (Christine Kane, Sarah Ban Breathnach, Oprah...). It's been a pleasure to make a list of five things at the end of each day that I really appreciated. Somehow the Big Scary Things seem less Big and Scary when my attention is tuned into simple pleasures. Like the "warm and delicious bread slathered with honey and butter" that I enjoyed on January 18.
This is the journal entry for a visit to Why Not Junction that goes with the sketched passport from earlier this month! Passport: flic.kr/p/2qmjwz4
Handmade Art Journal: 250 4x6 inch pages made from scrap graph, lined, patterned and book paper. Canvas cover. Sari scrap closure. Turquoise fabric colored with Tattered Angels spray mist.
A journal made for the Brooklyn Library 2022 Sketchbook Time Capsule project. The journals of 1000 participants will be buried and not opened until 2072 -- 50 years! That's why they are so small. I made the 1st 3 pages yesterday. Hopefully, I'll have enough birds to fill the 14pp.
One of my first journals, topics include travels through the South Dakota Bad Lands, surviving an avalanche on Mt. Elbert, my first travels in Switzerland, traveling a month through Eastern Eruope and Germany, a road-trip with my dad to the sand dunes in Colorado, etc.
May 2002
The perimeter is past Hay Butte, like a No Man's Zone between the prairie grass the those wicked formations that explode from the level ground like volcanoes.
April 13th 2004
It's staggering how large Birkenau is, from the gate you can't decipher the horizon from the end of the camp, in the center it's so large you can't see any way out.
Feb. 4th, 2005
The mind and body desire more to withdraw within themselves rather than existing in the world. Doors close to fill rooms in darkness and when you blink nothing winks back from beyond the void.
Last entry is March 4th, 2007. It has blank pages in the back, think I'll fill them up now.
Lighting: 250ws Elinchrom BxRi in gridded Creative Light softbox (60x90cm) from camera right, silver reflector (Lastolite Trilite) on the opposite side.
it's been a chilly grey day, but I'm enjoying a quiet afternoon home with the catgirls, me grading papers and them sleeping -- plus taking some time out to scribble in my journal now and then...
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This journal has the same dimensions as the Midori Traveller’s Journal, but the ones I use are cheap versions from Ali Express. So naturally I had to come up with a whole new name for my journals, and ”Kiroku adventurer’s notebook” came to be. I doodle, draw, write, use washi tapes, ephemera, postage stamps, paper clippings, memorabilia, rubber stamps, well anything that fit in the journal really.
Blind from "ELF crew" the first Iranian graffiti crew was featured in the Le Petit Journal.
for see this interview :
www.canalplus.fr/c-emissions/c-le-petit-journal/pid6515-l...
Thoughts, feelings, heartaches, hopes, turmoil and inspirations fill the pages of these seven journals over the last four years of my life.
drawing organic things makes me calm. i have been inspired by some very talented photographers here who post macros of gorgeous rocks and cross sections. thank you!
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** 06-13-11 i added a watermark to this photo :)
I have a whole drawer full of scraps from polymer clay sheets that I used in other projects.... I used some of them to make this journal cover ... then added one of my mixed media birds. More photos of it on my blog
New limited edition poster for Process Journal featuring graphic depictions of ephemera I've found and collected. $25. Buy it here: www.processjournal.com.au