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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 dolls and clothes
I created this cover on my journal, which I think will make a great Gratitude Journal. To read more, visit red Ravine post This Thanksgiving Weekend, Make A Gratitude Journal.
I received this journal as part of the Look What I Made Swap on Swapbot, and I love it.
Blogged: www.anodynedesign.com/blog/2007/10/25/a-handmade-journal
I have been asked numerous times to share my journals. These sketches are the preparation I do before watercolor painting. I work out compositional problems on the sketch, study the values, and they become my map to the painting.
Divers/Cité 1998.
Une foule record de plusieurs centaines de milliers de personnes a envahi la rue Saint-Denis hier pour le défilé de la fierté gay, où se côtoient dans une ambiance de carnaval les travestis et danseurs les plus exubérants et les groupes de défense des homosexuels, bisexuels et transsexuels.
Partout le long du circuit, sur les terrasses, les toits et les balcons, on a pris part à la fête bruyante et colorée, fortement martelée de rythmes disco, coupés de cris et de sifflets.
Marie-Claude Girard, journal La Presse, 3 août 1998, page A-1.
This is just a random mishmash of a lot of different stuff. The Unicorns in the top corner cracked me up...not what you usually think of when you think of a unicorn. The face is from Tesha Moore's journal art pages. She has some awesome stuff. Pastels, watercolor, clippings, metallic marker, crayon, colored pencil, sharpie.
This, my friends, is the front entrance to the Journal & Courier. Of course, I pretty much never use this entrance, unless I walked to something downtown or I left my keycard at my desk. But the "employee" entrance, isn't nearly as cute. :)
Hand Made Journals & Cards - Artwork by Karl AddisonAvailable at www.partybots.org/
Hand Made Journals & Cards - Artwork by Karl AddisonAvailable at www.partybots.org/
My first completed page in this personal challenge is more for personal growth and creative exploration. I wanted my first submission to reflect these ideas so I took a more minimalistic approach. I am not really a believer in resolutions. I feel like they add too much pressure and stress, plus the disappointment if you don't achieve your goals. I tried to keep my page more about hopes and wishes with onnly one resolution, which is to be me and only me and not anyone else's idea of who I should be. For the background I used Versa Craft ink pads, and distress ink sponged on with a large dauber, and also stamped around a large clock stencil from Tattered Angels. I used a metallic blue Gelly Roll pen, and a Uniball Signo pen, along with pen and ink for the 2012, and pen and ink for all the other text and to outline the clock..
My handmade blank journal wrapped with hard cardboard and a high quality print of my original painting (Flowers of Maryland). The Journal measures 5.5"x7.5" with 100 blank pastel colored paper perfect for doodling, and other creative journal writing.
Session: The Economy and Finance. Participants: Christina Romer, Chair, Council of Economic Advisors and David Wessel, Economics Editor, The Wall Street Journal at The Wall Street Journal at the Wall Street Journal 2009 CEO Council in Washington DC on November 17, 2009. Photo by Paul Morse.
Just listed this journal, Boston and surrounding areas on the front and the North Shore on the back.
I have been asked numerous times to share my journals. These sketches are the preparation I do before watercolor painting. I work out compositional problems on the sketch, study the values, and they become my map to the painting.
This unique handmade journal is individually made with recycled paper, mulberry paper and photographs - size A5 (7" x 5"), 40 pages.
1 left in stock - available for £5.95 plus p&p - original RRP £11.95
Each journal has a ribbon page-marker with charm, the spine is covered with recycled cord or denim material and covered front and back with transparency film for protective purposes.
As each item is handmade with love, no two journals will ever be the same - colours of spines and ribbons will vary from those shown.
The journals make a divine gift for yourself or for your loved ones, perfect for recording treasured moments.
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The idea for these journals came during a healers retreat in Scotland in Summer 2009; most retreat participants travelled with hand luggage only and when it came to noting experiences and teachings, beautiful notebooks or journals were not available to note down our insights and thoughts.
Whilst at the retreat, Moonpoppy developed a love of photography and was delighted to take some stunning shots of the surrounding Bay. From these photographs, she made birthday journals for friends and they were received so well, the idea for making the journals available for others was borne, incorporating as many recycled material as possible.
We hope you enjoy using the journals just as much as we love creating them for you.