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Mon dernier journal..que je viens de recouvrir avec du papier que j'ai fait.--My latest journal...that I just covered with my handmade paper My Youtube Channel www.youtube.com/user/jihadacadien
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.
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.
My coworker stole my journal and took it home to destroy this page. She wrapped the page around an M80, lit it and tore the page apart. I just wish I could have seen it.
More of a scrapbooking thing but I thought these stamps could provide an interesting background for writing straight instead of pencil lines. Tested with ink pad for rubber stamps (too thick and oily), watercolour (interesting if you don't mind a patchy result) and Copic marker.
Journal featuring gorgeous ad from 1958 edition of fashion magazine L'Art et la Mode.
Handmade in Melbourne by Left Hand Books.
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Ï€ In my room at the guesthouse. Other than the fluo strip light it's pretty ambient. In the afternon a few rays of sun come through the ironwork and the curtains wave about in the breeze from teh cieling fan, then there's a stunning Indian sunset every evening. The bed is solid and the foam matress is reamrkably thin like a futon, but suprisingly comfortable, In fact trying to sleep in a squishy bed in the heat would be claustrophbia-inducing. There's one of several colourful throws over the sheets and that's it. In effect I only occasionally use as protection against the mozzies.
I sort of feel like I'm some writer in a distant tropical land whiling away the hot, humid whilst penning my latest novel. Except it's 2006 and I'm on broadband.
I wasn't really in the mood to gush about my insecurities, so here's one of the most prominent ones. I hate it, it's there and it just won't go away. Damn you muffin!
Today I found myself thinking of friends - far and near, so this simple page is about that. Practiced an alpha idea.
I made this for morning pages out of five half-filled moleskine cahiers, which I stripped of covers and used pages, rebound with silk thread, and a collage cover. Fun!
I bought some more grey Prismacolours (and I couple of others I'd heard mentioned) to draw my blue-point cat Casper. He posed for me with his woollly tail outstretched and I drew him in the Warm Grey 70%
Artist's Statement: February page, Journal 2, JenAnne
Why all the little birds? I'm not sure. Something small and sweet is nice this time of year. Though it's passed, I keep thinking of Mardi Gras - the obsessive, repetitive costuming details. It's quite pleasant, after a day of planning and decision-making, to simply put dot after dot in a row. The large progenitor bird is Sherman. I have a minor preoccupation with what I perceive to be old-fashioned names. This was my February.
Another spread from my altered atlas, that serves as my every day journal. Spread measures 30x50 cm.
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This was for a journal jar swap using a Pringles container. I don't eat Pringles, so my roommates helped with the container emptying. :) We had to put 365 prompts in the containers and then decorate.
From left, James Mulhern, President and CEO, National Milk Producers Federation, Jennifer Houston, President, National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, and Jessica Almy, Director of Policy, The Good Food Institute, interviewed by Heather Haddon, Reporter for The Wall Street Journal, at The WSJ Global Food Forum in New York on October 7, 2019. photo by Gabe Palacio for The Wall Street Journal
Journal page 4
Private swap with hollycm6. My first attempt at a journal. The left hand pages contained writing while the right hand page illustrated the theme. The journal was 3" x 5".
Paper, acetate, paper flower, pearl.
Spent a few days at Renee's and she taught me how she gets those layers and layers (and layers!) of gorgeous texture she is so famous for! This is the back cover, spine, and front cover of the journal she taught me to make (made from inks, paints, model paste, gesso, paper, cardboard, glimmer mist, stamps, (and postage stamps as well), old sewing patterns, Tim Holtz Ideology Fragments, vellum, and Stickles!) It was so much fun!
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