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The St. Mary’s Law Journal hosted its Eleventh Annual Symposium on Feb. 24, 2012 at the Plaza Club,

Well I learned quickly that I can't draw worth a flip but it was still fun doodling away. I forgot how nice it is to just do something without pressure to perform and be perfect. Awww. That was nice.

Just a composition book journal...but decided to paint and collage the cover...layered gesso, acrylic paints, and various ephemera, some hand painted xstitch canvas pieces, pieces from a sewing pattern, cloth measuring tape and some vinyl screen....*shrugs* Just fun stuff....I also attached a ribbon to tie it shut...

This page was all of our final thoughts of Montreal on the last night. If we had 15 minutes left before leaving, what would we do?

 

Sticker opposite is the napkin ring from the restaurant. Pure, and utter gluttony.

I love reading the journals at yurts, cabins, summits, and other cool places like Lone Star Geyser. A Polaroid and a sketch were our contributions to the Grizzly Ridge Yurt journal. What a fantastic weekend.

Hope you can read my scrawl. It explains.

Open latch, showing the magnetic clasp for easy opeing and secure closing of the journal / sleeve.

Having a stump for a table only slightly improved my handwriting.

a page in a collaborative sketchbook. page 29.

 

watercolor, prismacolor, paper, gesso, board, canceled postage stamps, hand carved stamp, pen, ink, waxed thread, UPC stickers.

 

blogged:

nicci.livejournal.com/

sketchbookswap.blogspot.com/

  

Supplies:

 

Uniball Pen

PrismaColor Pencils

What do you get when you take canvas and paper, a few toys and photos and a few techniques? You get the Caught in Canvas Journal.

 

We'll create a fun and intriguing journal that is set apart from all the rest! Please bring small 3D items no larger than 3" tall or wide (smaller is better) that might have a theme such as friends and family or seaside.

 

This book is available as a kit.

Providence Journal Sunday Edition

April 1, 1917

Fourth Section

Gaiety Theatre Advertisement

Marie Doro and Elliot Dexter

"Lost and Won"

Pearl White

"Pearl of the Army"

10:00 - 22:00

$0.10

This is the inside of the Journal I received from Bristol at Honey Bend Vintage.

 

Journal pocket with 3D embellishment.

Words to remember but definitely not live by.

 

Name that movie

Plaatjes kijken aan de muren in café Le Journal.

 

(maar wee-o-wee als je mobiel belt! Terecht overigens!)

I participated in Jennibellie's November journal challenge to work on 7 backgrounds over 7 days. On the first day, I used intense pencils. Thank you, Jenniebellie for the inspiration: journalworkshops.ning.com/group/monthly-challenge?xg_sour...

New paper journals featuring my patterns! Available in my store: scarletfig.etsy.com

Features:

-Green-e Certified Canvas Covers that are resilient, durable and water-resistant

-100 blank pages – partially recycled paper

-Journal is held together by the all-famous, old school sewing machine. No pages ripping out, no covers falling off!

-Limited edition

-Designs copyright by Laurie Wisbrun

 

The Journal from the second round of "1000 Journals" is displayed on a shelf, built around one of the four-bolt groups in sneaky fashion. The book is about one third full as yet.

We thought it was gone to San Luis Obispo, getting worked on by Camille and Jenn and family. It never left Santa Cruz; was lost for awhile while Kaylah moved.

So, it's back with nothing new in it but a sticker from Coffeetopia with a picture of a Great White Shark and the legend, "Beware of Locals".

 

Pete's painting, titled, "Show", is on the right edge, here. It is being exhibited for the second time at Coffeetopia: first in his show and now in mine, because we both worked on it:

www.flickr.com/photos/doneastwest/4634130047/in/set-72157...

and

www.flickr.com/photos/doneastwest/4617392865/in/set-72157...

Pete and I, working at Coffeetopia:

www.flickr.com/photos/doneastwest/5079435682/in/set-1223240/

 

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If you're not from around here, the Monterrey Bay has a trench more than a mile deep with unusually cold water. This is partly why we have Great White Sharks here. Another reason is we also have Elephant Seals.

Scroll down to see the Monterey Bay Trench:

oceanworld.tamu.edu/resources/ocng_textbook/chapter03/cha...

February 25, 2014 - October 7, 2014

This photo is meant to represent the concept of "lines."

This is my personal journal. It must have about 600 pages, and so far I've only filled about 200.

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