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I could have easily written about 200 goals for the month - I never have enough time to do anything and make to-do lists every morning (I usually get about 30% of it done). If I could have fit more on the page, I definitely would have!
This was another journal that went missing, so the owner decided to send out loose pages to be decorated. Once done those who contribute are to mail back the completed pages.
The journal was originally an eye candy journal, but the owner made it into basically anything the artist wanted to do. :)
2012 Rodders Journal Vintage Speed & Custom Revival
Pimlico Park, Baltimore, Maryland
2012 Rodders Journal Vintage Speed & Custom Revival
Pimlico Park, Baltimore, Maryland
A blank journal hand sewn using an Ingres paper, bound in Walnut dyed calf and with my own hand marbled sides.
2012 Rodders Journal Vintage Speed & Custom Revival
Pimlico Park, Baltimore, Maryland
2012 Rodders Journal Vintage Speed & Custom Revival
Pimlico Park, Baltimore, Maryland
I finally decided to move. I made the decision. I made this journal page to help it be more real to me! I love this color purple. (though it's a little different in person!)
Mixed Media
Left side: Caspera, 2019, RaMell Ross
Text: "Southern lives tell another story. It was the expansion of the cotton trade that supported the established of dedicated year-round potteries in South Carolina....great clay, alkaline glaze, and forced labor of enslaved peoples came together in production...one enslaved potter made his existence known through the crafting of a frame cup, recording the influence of African culture in Southern art."
-VMFA Magazine