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random art journal page from 2010. large moleskine sketch. lots of writing here. financial stress. you know how it is... :)

Soul Journal Entry

June 19, 2010

2010 Moleskine

 

There is a story behind every page.

For the blog post about this page visit:

 

Original Bliss - The Cosmic Mother

My December-Daily-#reveb10 Hybrid Journal Days 15 & 16 blogged HERE

Watercolours, acrylics and tempera on my Pupito's Journal.

Spread 106 – Scavenger Hunt

 

8 September 2012

 

Vintage and personal papers, matte medium, acrylic paint, Tim Holtz Distress Ink, matte varnish, Signo white pen, black gel pen, red Sharpie poster pen.

 

Blogged here:

apaperbear.wordpress.com/2012/09/09/spread-106-scavneger-...

The same procedure as every year. Which journal shall I choose for next year?...

The Moleskine's and the CoolDiary's paper are lousy for ink and nib pens. (Look at the details). The Hobnichi Techo is great for ink an nib pens, but not for watercolors used with much water. Yes, I know. I'm searching for the jack of all trades device.

 

This is a journal page that I did tonight. It helped me decide what my next "30 Days" is going to be. Check my blog 6/30 for more info. www.TraciBunkers.com/blog

I forgot how to live for a while....Finding my flow.

Abstract

 

Acrylic paint & ink.

 

blogged here:http://apaperbear.wordpress.com/2012/04/07/spread-0071-abstract/

6/3/09

 

A page from Kelly Kilmer's A Prompt A Day Online Class. :D

 

Blogged Here! <3

Watercolours , acrylic and tempera on my new " Animals Wisdom Journal " ( Watercolours Moleskine) . More pics on : milyflores.blogspot.co.uk/

Hate this tyre change, even if I don't so it by myself. Wonder why tyres are always black?

A page in my A6 notebook using a sketch Teesha Moore style. Blogged about here:

www.thekathrynwheel.blogspot.com

Being an American and being so despondent over the past 8 years of horrible leadership of our country, the inauguration of Barack Obama as our President was a very emotional day for me. This is my art journal page about the day and the historical event.

A work in progress in my art journal. Image from Itkupilli. Blogged about here:

www.thekathrynwheel.blogspot.com

Like someone of you know I'm rather unhappy with the Moleskine's paper reduction in quality in the last years. I'm using the Pocket diary since 2001, but this year I decided to change. The paper has become a too poor quality now.

I made some tests with other notebooks and calendar books, but it was hard for me to decide where I should lay my focus on for my basis of decisionmaking.

 

www.flickr.com/photos/98657307@N00/sets/72157641343924993/

 

At least I decided which criterias are important for me: I want a calendar, one page for each day, black cover, A6. The calendar print shouldn't be too obstrusive and the paper's quality should be better than the actual moleskine's paper quality.

 

Now I decided to use a teNeues Cool Diary from the next year on. I've had some good years with my Moleskines, but now it's time to separate. We'll see if the Cool Diary and I will make a good match.

 

I also flirted with the Letts Lecassa, but the lines in the calendar are too black.

   

Ann Patchett novels, art journaling, and wintry Saturdays...

Layers of watercolors and acrylics; stamping, collage...journaling with Pitt Pen

Art & travel journal including photos from my trips.

New journal made from a small ag flyer I recovered out of the junk mail. This here is the cover.

The Prophecies of Hermes : ) Page 1

Recommitment to myself

journaling on pastel layers, inspired by a morning sky.

I found a shopping list in Menton, France. My french is not good, but I could understand a few words of the list. (I translated the rest with google). I noticed that the list is very detailled, so I assume it was written from a woman for her husband. One point is "Olives du pays" what means "Olives from the region".

"Je ne trouve pas les olives du pays" means "I cannot find the regional olives".

 

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