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Some recent journaling - blogged HERE

journal junk... 2003

I've added 3 or 4 more since this photo was taken. All of them are filled.

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.

This is the journal entry for a visit to Why Not Junction that goes with the sketched passport from earlier this month! Passport: flic.kr/p/2qmjwz4

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.

A few pages from the Muskoka travel journal.

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...

Created from one of my photographs.

variation sur un détail d'un tableau

Paint and collage page blogged here - check it out.

"When the Blackbird Flew"

mixed media panel

6x8 inch blank handbound journals

 

Panel inspired by Wallace Stevens' poem "Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird"

 

Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird

 

Wallace Stevens

  

I

Among twenty snowy mountains,

The only moving thing

Was the eye of the blackbird.

 

II

I was of three minds,

Like a tree

In which there are three blackbirds.

 

III

The blackbird whirled in the autumn winds.

It was a small part of the pantomime.

 

IV

A man and a woman

Are one.

A man and a woman and a blackbird

Are one.

 

V

I do not know which to prefer,

The beauty of inflections

Or the beauty of innuendoes,

The blackbird whistling

Or just after.

 

VI

Icicles filled the long window

With barbaric glass.

The shadow of the blackbird

Crossed it, to and fro.

The mood

Traced in the shadow

An indecipherable cause.

 

VII

O thin men of Haddam,

Why do you imagine golden birds?

Do you not see how the blackbird

Walks around the feet

Of the women about you?

 

VIII

I know noble accents

And lucid, inescapable rhythms;

But I know, too,

That the blackbird is involved

In what I know.

 

IX

When the blackbird flew out of sight,

It marked the edge

Of one of many circles.

 

X

At the sight of blackbirds

Flying in a green light,

Even the bawds of euphony

Would cry out sharply.

 

XI

He rode over Connecticut

In a glass coach.

Once, a fear pierced him,

In that he mistook

The shadow of his equipage

For blackbirds.

 

XII

The river is moving.

The blackbird must be flying.

 

XIII

It was evening all afternoon.

It was snowing

And it was going to snow.

The blackbird sat

In the cedar-limbs.

 

Journal Prompt 29: An Interview. Take the time today to write up a short and sweet little interview in your journal and then...go interview someone. (...) Anyway, create a generic interview or an interview created specifically for the person you choose to give it to.

 

INSIDE view

 

alfabet Nataly :)

This icy white journal has some interesting stitching - I'd seen some "French" stitching for regular hardbound books and thought it would be really nice to have it visible on the outside of the spine. Attaching the covers was the trickiest part because I didn't want to disrupt the crossed stitch ladder effect on the spine.

 

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Picture of my travel journal

"Take this

this gambit

and show me

something good can win

 

These days they turn

they turn...

 

but the messengers are all silent today

and the only sounds are the waves

so i take this little bucket of mine

and prepare to empty the sea

 

Today

there are no winners"

 

-2004-

Spread 152 – Get’s Sorted

 

Nov 16 – Dec 6, 2013

 

Nova color acrylic paint, Black Pitt pens, Sigano White pen, Vintage and found image and papers, song lyrics printed on tracing paper.

 

Blogged here:

 

apaperbear.wordpress.com/2013/12/07/spread-152-gets-sorted/

Handpainted Journal Cover

A page in my teeny tiny journal. See more here:

www.thekathrynwheel.blogspot.com

Thoughts, feelings, heartaches, hopes, turmoil and inspirations fill the pages of these seven journals over the last four years of my life.

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!

  

blogged studiohappymess.blogspot.com/p/my-journal.html

 

©christine echelbarger -all rights reserved, thank you.

** 06-13-11 i added a watermark to this photo :)

A page in my teeny-tiny journal measuring just 7.5 x 10.5 cm. See more on my blog here:

www.thekathrynwheel.blogspot.com

This is the cover of one of my She Had Three Hearts Workshop Journals.

AS art journal

A4 acrylic painting

filled with many

many memories

my new art journal- made from magazines, maps, post cards and photos!

A spread made for an art journal round robin.

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.

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