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journaling inside of the word GROW says ""Every single day,never ever stop, never ever settle. Always learn and grow and stay open, life is full of undiscovered goodness."
I call my hubby into my studio to look at posted work from time to time & he has seen alot of you posting your work in journals ... He suprized me with three journals, two are 6x9 in. leather bound , one black & one brown ... the third is this one,( and it's my favorite of the three) ... it's a 5x7, ( really beautiful leather ) and I just love the cover on this one & it fits very well into my purse, now I can tangle on something other than napkins when we are out & about! .... What a sweet man! :)
This art journal is from yesterday... I brought the flowers home and put them is water. They are on my desk in the studio now. It's very nice to have fresh flower on the working desk.
My journaling as been longer lately. I showed my husband this page and he did a double take because the dog from the magazine looks a bit like ours.
A bit of fun for todays two postings. Starting with this image I took at Abermawr in North Pembrokeshire a while back. You're studying archaeology, you're on a windy beach and you want to relax and read your journal. Need a windbreak? So build one, which is exactly what this young couple did. She laid back to enjoy the read while I spent an hour watching her young consort walking the length of the beach several times gathering suitable stones to make his own mini Cromlech (burial chamber) in the form of Pentre Ifan, a full size example that can be found a few miles away near Newport.
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A previous journal was finished before the next journal was ready for use. So I had to quickly make a new journal to haul me over from the old one to the new one. I called it the In Between Journal.
Blogged:
caatjesartsystuff.blogspot.com/2012/02/first-spreads-from...
This is actually the first page I did after reading Susanb1964's tutorial on her journal pages. I like it, but I think I got a little too exuberant with the white.
Tamara Karsavina began her professional career with Russia's Imperial Ballet in 1902, at age 17, and rose quickly through the ranks to become a leading ballerina. She began traveling to Paris in 1910 to dance with the Ballets Russes. Her most famous roles were in the ballets of Michel Fokine, her most famous being the title role in the "Firebird." Tamara Karsavina helped establish England's Royal Ballet and was a founding member of the Royal Academy of Dance.
Based on the prologue to “The Thousand and One Nights,” the ballet Scheherazade premiered in Paris on June 10, 1910, at the Theatre National de l’Opera. Rimsky-Korsakov composed the music, Michel Fokine did the choreography and Leon Bakst was the stage and costume designer.
The story is about the Sultan of ancient Persia and his harem. Ida Rubinstein played the Sultan’s favorite wife Zobeide and Vaslav Nijinsky was the Golden Slave for the premiere. The Sultan suspects that Zobeide is unfaithful so he pretends to go on a hunting trip with his brother. Upon their departure, the concubines bribe the Chief Eunuch to free the slaves, which ignites an orgy. Zobeide chooses the Golden Slave with whom she falls into a passionate embrace. The Sultan returns unexpectedly and is enraged at the betrayal. He orders that all be killed. Zobeide begs the Sultan’s forgiveness but, when it seems futile, she stabs herself and falls to his feet.
Available on Youtube is a great performance of Scheherazade by the Kirov Ballet in 2007 with principal dancers Yulia Makhalina as Zobeide and Igor Kolb as the Golden Slave.
Part 1: www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUXSL81owSg
This is my current journal and it is also made with misc scraps of paper from around my house.
It is hand sewn and the cardboard cover is salvaged from work trash.
last page and back cover
Poppy loves her journal. It is her daily diary.
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Bits and pieces of ephemera, some mail art I'd made last February, a photo of my daughter. Journaling with a white sigma pen and a blue gel pen. Love the green masking tape!
Pages for newest Full Tilt Boogie journal -- great class by Mary Ann Moss of Dispatch from LA. Image of hands holding the tree is a pocket.
My finished 2008 journal cover...here's my word for 2008. I've got a page for each month. Now to get started on January. :)
Journal made out of 90% post consumer waste and 10% ephemera. It is part of a challenge I made myself to create a journal a day during June - if you want to see all the finished journals I have made a video here: jennibelliestudio.blogspot.com/p/my-videos.html
and it is a current journal in my shop that is on profile page - www.flickr.com/people/39911180@N05/
Pages for newest Full Tilt Boogie journal -- great class by Mary Ann Moss of Dispatch from LA. The fern strip is a pocket.