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My art journal for Kara's Life Story Class.
Blogged here: http://dearlydee.blogspot.com/2009/02/life-story-journal.html
A page from my travel journal. There were hundreds of tiny wild strawberries growing at the roadside of Delta Junction. They were small but very sweet and juicy. They served as a great source of vitamin C while camping at Delta Junction.
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A page in my art journal made in response to the latest Stampotique designers challenge - your wish for the new year.
Stamps by www.stampotique.com
I'm going through and posting some previous journal pages. Adding them in order so, no, you guys aren't confused. LOL
This is my ALL TIME favorite drawing of hers. This was her very first mermaid. She still draws in bed with me in the mornings and we love to do art together. I am blessed. :)
Writing in a journal.
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I've been keeping a journal for decades. These photos show most but not all of my collection of filled notebooks.
Upper left: I've recently started using Moleskine sketchbooks. My in-process journal lives in my fanny pack and goes everywhere with me.
Upper right: Before I switched to Moleskines (far right) I was using Canson Classic sketchbooks (center). I use the wire-bound Cachet sketchbooks on the left in my free-writing group. At first I kept index cards of journal topics, but now I go through widely-spaced but fairly intense periods where I type my entries on computer and use the Search function when I want to find information. I have yet to input the writings in the notebooks shown in this shot.
Lower Left: This steamer trunk was in the garage of my parents' house, where Mary and I now live. I don't know how old it is, but I thought it was the perfect place to store old journal notebooks.
Lower Right: My notebooks range from three-ring binders to inexpensive blank books to the Moleskines I use now. A folding stool at right holds the trunk open. The trunk now resides in my studio, next to my desk.
I've also posted shots of my first diary book and a high school diary kept in the three-ring binder visible in the rear left corner of the open trunk. I write a bit about my journaling process here.
Thanks to Armand Frasco for soliciting this entry for posting here on www.notebookism.com/2006/07/this_is_noteboo.html.
This is my current journal and it is also made with misc scraps of paper from around my house.
It is hand sewn and the cardboard cover is salvaged from work trash.
handcut circles + wonky machine stitching. yay.
blogged here: llaurenb.blogspot.com/2013/07/the-icad-ing-continues.html
my latest art journal page-its been a while :)
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You can see me here with my diary. 8161 pages a few years ago. Now, 8326 pages and more grey hair in my beard (lol).
Vous me voyez avec mon journal intime de 8161 pages photographié il y a quelques années. Maintenant, 8326 pages et plus de poils gris dans ma barbe (lol).
An Art Journaling page by Rita Hutcheson-Cobbs and you can read more about this project at ritahutchesoncobbs.blogspot.com/2010/12/reuse-recycle-rec.... It was also featured in the December Zine at www.artjournaling.ning.com.
Journal Prompt 11:
What is your heart full of? What are the things that are consuming your heart these days. This could be things that are hurting your heart, breaking your heart, or making your heart so full of love.
As you can see, my interpretation is quite literally! Haha :D
created by runwithscissors!
More photos and info here: marysza.blogspot.com/2012/01/30-day-journal-challenge-par...
this is the eleventh prompt:
Aqui está o meu primeiro diário gráfico. Aprendi na oficina q o Renato Alarcão ministrou aqui no Recife! Sensacional! Agora só falta preenchê-lo com desenzins... [capa]
You can read more about this entry in my Healing Art Journal on my blog Dirty Footprints here:
dirtyfootprints-studio.blogspot.com/2008/10/its-time-to-s...