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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
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
Some thoughts, goals, ideas, and on-the-spot-sketches of the birds and Beagle that distracted me very pleasantly.
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
Casa Azul, Center for Casas Grandes Studies; Chihuahua, Mexico, RAechel Running, diaries, journals, sketch book,
2012 Rodders Journal Vintage Speed & Custom Revival
Pimlico Park, Baltimore, Maryland
2012 Rodders Journal Vintage Speed & Custom Revival
Pimlico Park, Baltimore, Maryland
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.
My first attempt at bookbinding. This is a coptic bound journal with a key clasp. The covers are thrifted game boards covered with antique map reproductions (the endpapers from an old atlas).
I bought some of Margot Bianca's napkins and covered a journal with it and here ya are....her stuff is great!
Art journal page for Gauche Alchemy's November newsletter. Patterned papers from Graphic 45, Imaginisce and Sassafras. Stickers are from E.A.D Designs. Puffy letter stickers from American Crafts. Mists on the background. Black Sharpie. Bird cage from Tim Holtz Sizzix die. Embellishments from the various Gauche Alchemy Mixed Media Color Kits.