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Mixed media altered art journal with fabric, acrylic paint, vintage images from school books, pen and ink and metal brads
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
Worn Fashion Journal issue 4 party featuring a live auction of artist made tote bags. Spring 2006 at My Hero Gallery in Montreal. Photography by Tristan Brand.
Go to the Book with image in the Internet Archive
Title: American journal of ophthalmology, 14, (1897)
Publisher: [Chicago, Ophthalmic Pub. Co.]
Sponsor: University of Toronto
Contributor: Gerstein - University of Toronto
Date: 1897
Vol: 14, (1897)
Language: eng
Description: Excerpta medica
Index medicus
Biological abstracts
Chemical abstracts
Energy research abstracts
International aerospace abstracts
Life sciences collection
PESTDOC
RINGDOC
VETDOC
Some issues published in 2 pts.; pt. 2 usually consists of the Proceedings of various meetings of the Association for Research in Ophthalmology
1943-52. 1 v.; 1953-62. 1 v.; 1963-72. 1 v
Formed by union of several ophthalmological journals
Absorbed: Annals of ophthalmology, Ophthalmic record, Anales de oftalmología, Ophthalmology, Ophthalmic year book (1922), and: Ophthalmic literature with Series 3, 1918
14 57 61
14
61
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Note: The colors, contrast and appearance of these illustrations are unlikely to be true to life. They are derived from scanned images that have been enhanced for machine interpretation and have been altered from their originals.
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When we go explore other cities we tend to stay away from touristy spots and love seeing the city through a residents' eyes. There are a few touristy things (ferris wheel!), but I bet that no tourist has ever been to Galanga Thai Fusion, which is probably the best cheap food EVER. nom nom nom
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
upcycled tan leather with matching closure
horseshoe charm sewn to the front with chocolate Irish waxed linen thread
handsewn in longstitch & linkstitch with chocolate Irish waxed linen thread
edges treated to look aged
papers are concept vellum sandstone 104gsm & acid free white 80gsm
pages - 120 ( 240 both sides )
journal - 7.8cm X 5.5cm X 2.5cm spine
Copyright Design ©MOONWATER BOOKS 2025
My daughter bought me this awesome, little sketchbook for my birthday. This being the year of the metal tiger (Chinese Astrology), I decided to make a metal tiger sticker for the cover.
This is one of my altered journals. I take cheap journals with cheesy covers from the dollar store, recover the front and back covers with cute papers, ribbon and words (not on this one). Then replace the cover and add some ribbon to the wire binders.
Magazine Cover: Royal Photographic Society Journal 2003.
I was once a member of the RPS, hence my ownership of this magazine.
Magazine covers usually show the publication’s best photographic/art work. I think that covers have some interest, particularly showing how tastes change over time. Such is the interest that there are several Flickr groups for the genre.
Canon CanoScan LiDE 25
Journals I made after taking Diana Trout's "Longstitch two ways" on-line class.
blogged about it here: iamrushmore.blogspot.com/2012/11/more-longstitch-journals...
Aah, good memories. For an explanation (it's pretty hilarious if I do say so myself) go to my blog post about it here: www.abbeycatchat.com/2010/06/journal-challenge-day-8.html
Worn Fashion Journal issue 4 party featuring a live auction of artist made tote bags. Spring 2006 at My Hero Gallery in Montreal. Photography by Tristan Brand.