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this is the inside of the back of my journal. couldn't exactly let it go white....
copyright christine echelbarger, thank you
Glazed polymer clay "pebbles" and pearl chips mark the spiral path of the journey to myself. At the center lies a cache of multi-colored jewels, symbolizing the treasure that lies within each one of us.
We got our 'happy together' journal samples ^___^ thanks to the monoblock team for making this cute product.
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Alright, my darling art journalers, I have a challenge for you. I've collected random images from my collection and put them together on an 8.5 x 11 (US Letter) sheet for easy printing.
Your mission, should you choose to accept, is to create a journal entry using at LEAST THREE images on the sheet.
You may use MORE than 3, but no less. Think creatively; a framed photo is not only a photo, but a frame or border for something else, a flower a background to be sanded down. A clock has more parts than the whole. Bits and pieces, cut from the complete picture, can change an entire collage. And yes, using pieces counts as using an image.
Those are the only rules. You can use anything else in your collection of supplies, but it MUST be a journal entry (and journal is how you define it; loose leaf pages together are still pages in a journal).
If you prefer, there is a PDF of this image here.
Think you're up to the challenge? All entries shall be posted to the Journal Junk community by this Sunday, April 29th, 2007. There are no winners or losers -- more an exploration of your own creativity and the thrill of seeing how differently we use the same images in our own journals. ;)
Any questions can be posted in the comments.
If you're not a member of that community, but would still like to play, leave a link to your image in the comments. :)
We have friends who raise the sweetest looking sheep. I'm pleased to introduce.... "Fergus" who is one of the newest lambs. I've only met him through her FB posts... but isn't he cute! I divided a journal page into blocks so my little watercolor of Fergus is just 2" x 2". I'll write about him on the page later.
Tools and materials for turning a stack of old books into themed sketchbooks.
I blogged this at janallsopp.blogspot.com/2006/08/in-search-of-perfect-jour...
Batiked fabric used, overlapped the top and bottom edges with fabric, satin stitched the sides only.
This A6 journal is crafted of linen fabric in ivory color, embellished with a cotton lace. Filled with lined paper, included some yellow pages.
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