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“In my MINDS EYE, I visualize how a particular... sight and feeling will appear on a print. If it excites me, there is a good chance it will make a good photograph. It is an intuitive sense, an ability that comes from a lot of practice.”
Ansel Adams (American Photographer, 1902-1984)
~I'm practicing Ansel, I'm practicing :) ~
Saturday and Sunday in downtown St.Petersburg the Annual "Florida Craftsmen Galleries" Art Show had a brilliant display of over 90 vendors from all over the country. They close off all the streets that surround the gallary and there is fun to be had for all! It is an art lovers ~paradise~ and talent just oozes from each vendor. I never want to leave...but just linger, linger, linger over all the creativity and talent. The photo I have posted is no exception to that creativity and talent! With permission I photographed this marvelous leather journal by "Mind's Eye Journals"~ www.MindsEyeJournals.com by Teresa Haun & Mike Merriman out of Westcliffe, Colorado. This was only one of at least 50 extraordinary leather journals Teresa was showcasing. They all had handmade paper and each one was unique and exquisite! Awesome talent!
Thank you Teresa~Your work is outstanding!
And THANK YOU to all of you....YOUR work is OUTSTANDING as well! You are a breath of fresh air! Hey we have our own little "Art Show" going HERE daily! Now how fun is that!
Have a great week and better start savin' room for all that Turkey...if you are Feasting Thursday!
And everything it makes me dream of!
I searched in vain for the perfect tape but no luck... Plus I am trying to do this whole journal exercise without spending money so...... I used pink ribbon and some stationery I found in my stash!
Autumn is my favourite month..But here are some reasons why summer is cool too!!
My second art journal.
Any suggestions? Please feel free! Any help is much appreciated.
I just love the net stuff next to the word journal...it's self-adhesive drywall tape! Don't even need glue!
A page in my art journal about the good and bad things about turning 42 yet still feeling 21 on the inside! See more here:
This is the start of a journal for the 2015 Sketchbook Project. I seem to be on a circle kick. Variations on a theme.
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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I started writing in 2000 when i was 14. Actually i started much earlier but thats the earliest i have saved. I dont know what happened to the ones before 2000. These are not in order, Didnt have the time for that but the 3rd one from the top is the oldest one from 2000-2001. I LOVE to write and fill my journals up with memories, doodles, sketches, and moments that i never want to forget. Im going to write until my hands just cant write anymore and im 6 feet under.
I won Notebook Addict Of The Week!!
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Handpainted mixed media postcard stitched on scrap fabrics and attached to hardbacked journal for Christmas present
Here is the inside showing my stitching - I handmade this leather cover to encase my Miquelrius Journal.
"Quero neste momento plantar em seu coração uma semente que se chama auto-estima. Você já ouviu falar? Claro que sim, mas provavelmente já esqueceu que ela existe. Se bem tratada e bem regada, poderá dar lindas flores e lindos frutos em sua vida."
[Coluna Todos somos um, por Márcia De Luca - Prana Yoga Journal #18]
Hope for a new school year with new students! Journal background done with gesso, acrylic paints, collage, stamps.
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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
The real story of butterflies--they don't transform from caterpillar to butterfly. The scary middle step is the time they are just goo. It's imago cells that encourage the goo to turn into a butterfly.
Multimedia image: paper bags, book text, colored Arches Velin paper, dyes, colored pencil, Pitt pen on journal page.
Art-journal cover made for Scrapki.pl DT.
More: czekoczyna.blogspot.com/2012/11/inspirujace-barwy-jesieni...
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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