Nature Journaling

This journal from Papaya Art is what I am using for my September Daily journal.

More pics and information about this journal available in my Etsy store: www.etsy.com/listing/87477546/hand-dyed-fabric-journal

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Quarter leather on cloth, bound on raised cords, Arches writing paper, Asian endsheets, sewn endbands

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Notebooks and journals from France and Germany, a gift from a most excellent reader!

Notebooks and journals from France and Germany, a gift from a most excellent reader!

see journal 3 for more info.

i'd always wanted to ride in horse shows but horses scare me too much to get serious. this was from a peruvian paso show in california.

Moleskine watercolor journal

colour pencil & graphite

coptic bound plant journal. plant illustrated with black india ink.

My art journal for Kara's Life Story Class.

Blogged here: http://dearlydee.blogspot.com/2009/02/life-story-journal.html

What AM I hiding? Journal spill. I love the look of the printed word over the written word.

Stuff from my travel journal in Tibet. Cards, ads, hotels, monasteries tickets, food, water, etc.

www.joaoleitao.com/travel

This is my first ROTD journal. For the cover I used a canvas fabric and left over pieces of red, black and denim fabric. Lots of stitching and embroidering.

For the three signatures, I used scrapbookpaper, pages of my old study books, a 1948 cookbook, envelopes and more.

Scraps of fabric attached with the embellisher and machine stitched to make a journal cover

You can also leave the bottom fold on and seal the sides and you have a journal with pockets!

blogged here

Hand bound Coptic stitch journal with quilted fabric covers and blank Italian text paper pages.

This is my first ROTD journal. For the cover I used a canvas fabric and left over pieces of red, black and denim fabric. Lots of stitching and embroidering.

For the three signatures, I used scrapbookpaper, pages of my old study books, a 1948 cookbook, envelopes and more.

Alkyd and acrylic paints on canvas, journal size is 6.5" x 6.5"

Page from my composition book journal

Blogged:

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Another spread from my altered atlas, that serves as my every day journal. Spread measures 30x50 cm.

Blogged:

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Journal pages that I did for Round 2 of the Journal ring on craftster.

Blogged about here.

letter pressed onto cardboard scrap then painted with an iridescent white acrylic and distressed using burnt umber acrylic

Blogged about here

I've been trying to do sketches of my kids in my journal. I've had a hard time motivating myself to write often, but now I really look forward to it.

These are drawn loosely and quickly, I try not to spend much time on them so, some of them do look a little rough. Also, they've gotten a little more refined and the character styles a little more consistent.

And, yes, I stole this idea from Chris Ware as noted in Danny Gregory's 'An Illustrated Life'.

@ Ryerson GCM's building, Heidelberg Center.

Pictured: Jennifer Yeung

I love Sunday mornings for the indulgent lazy time to read The Wall Street Journal ...the best of the week with the Book Reviews....and many cups of coffee...this morning a Holiday Blend latte.

Journal pages using the heart shape with various papers.

This is just a mini-time capsule of things going on in the news this month. I plan to do one of these each month in my daily journal.

My second Remains of the Day Journal is finished. Here are the last spreads.

Blogged:http://caatjesartsystuff.blogspot.com/2012/01/rod2-completed.html

Front of travel journal for Be Free Bees Free Form Quilt Bee.

A blog about quilt bees

La vie ayant décidé de priver le Rat de spéléo en ce début d'année, les soirées et weekends auront été occupés graphiquement avec la reprise d'un gros projet plutôt chronophage qui me suivait depuis des années. Il s'agit d'un carnet grimoire à la japonaise, c'est à dire qu'il est constitué d'une seule page repliée sur elle même de nombreuses fois, entre chaque plis j'ai intégré une page noir et blanc dont le but est de protéger les pages du livre de leurs pigments respectifs tout en racontant aussi des instants du passé. Le carnet raconte une histoire souterraine à ma manière mêlant croquis de bons souvenirs et dessins aux crayons de couleurs sur papier noir.