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This is a set of 5 over-sized postcards of some of my visual journal pages. Each glossy postcard represents a journal spread, and is 8.5" x 5.5". The printing quality is so good, you can read my writing and feel what I was feeling when I created the journal page. Keep it for yourself for art inspiration, or mail it. The back is blank, except for my information, so you can write a note and address it.
it's been a chilly grey day, but I'm enjoying a quiet afternoon home with the catgirls, me grading papers and them sleeping -- plus taking some time out to scribble in my journal now and then...
A journal made for the Brooklyn Library 2022 Sketchbook Time Capsule project. The journals of 1000 participants will be buried and not opened until 2072 -- 50 years! That's why they are so small. I made the 1st 3 pages yesterday. Hopefully, I'll have enough birds to fill the 14pp.
One of my first journals, topics include travels through the South Dakota Bad Lands, surviving an avalanche on Mt. Elbert, my first travels in Switzerland, traveling a month through Eastern Eruope and Germany, a road-trip with my dad to the sand dunes in Colorado, etc.
May 2002
The perimeter is past Hay Butte, like a No Man's Zone between the prairie grass the those wicked formations that explode from the level ground like volcanoes.
April 13th 2004
It's staggering how large Birkenau is, from the gate you can't decipher the horizon from the end of the camp, in the center it's so large you can't see any way out.
Feb. 4th, 2005
The mind and body desire more to withdraw within themselves rather than existing in the world. Doors close to fill rooms in darkness and when you blink nothing winks back from beyond the void.
Last entry is March 4th, 2007. It has blank pages in the back, think I'll fill them up now.
Lighting: 250ws Elinchrom BxRi in gridded Creative Light softbox (60x90cm) from camera right, silver reflector (Lastolite Trilite) on the opposite side.
Art-journal cover made for Scrapki.pl DT.
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You can now order the first Journal Doodles zine:
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This zine is a collection of my journal doodles, which have been previously published on my blog (marloesdevries.tumblr.com).
Why buy this zine when you can read the blog, you ask?
Well, this zine contains unpublished, slightly embarrassing doodles that I didn't dare to post on the blog before. You've been warned. ;)
1. Composition journals again, 2. Houston Journal prior to marriage, 3. Journal papers, 4. Journals from eye level, 5. Marble Journals, 6. Me and My journals, 7. Black & White journals, 8. Top View 40, 9. Stack of 40 journals, 10. Favorite Pen, 11. Blue Duck on Journals, 12. Side View 40, 13. Pic of journals from 2 yrs ago, 14. Circle of Journals, 15. Aug 21 journaling, 16. Triplets
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Thoughts, feelings, heartaches, hopes, turmoil and inspirations fill the pages of these seven journals over the last four years of my life.
I knew it had been a long time since I journaled. I didn't realize that it had been almost a year since I had uploaded any journal pages.
Here is a page from Tina's journal of our recent trip to Temagami. She's such a good illustrator!
When you're on a long trip like this it's great to write up what happened each day, then you can look back at it when the trip is over.
Practicing drawing a floral tag in my art journal before I put the image on an actual tag. The floral image and 2 of the leaves were inspired by designs found in the book "5000 Flower & Plant Motifs" by Graham Leslie McCallum.
drawing organic things makes me calm. i have been inspired by some very talented photographers here who post macros of gorgeous rocks and cross sections. thank you!
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** 06-13-11 i added a watermark to this photo :)
This is a set of 5 over-sized postcards of some of my visual journal pages. Each glossy postcard represents a journal spread, and is 8.5" x 5.5". The printing quality is so good, you can read my writing and feel what I was feeling when I created the journal page. Keep it for yourself for art inspiration, or mail it. The back is blank, except for my information, so you can write a note and address it.