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Only one collage bit here. Sometimes the paint takes over. Text in upper right circle reads:Like a portal to another dimension, art reaches across time and space to connect one being with another.
I did some backward journaling on these pages. They were left blank and I went back and kept adding stuff until they felt done. I usually journal straight through the book.
Two Black Butterlies always want to fly. One day i opened the cage for them. One flew right the way but one stayed. I asked her why, she stared at me and said,“I don’t know where to go,
the cage probably is still my best home”it sounds so scary to step ahead to somewhere you’ve never been but so what? you will never know either if you just stay. Will you Fly or will you stay?
"Joy is what happens to us when we allow ourselves to recognize how good things really are." Quote by Marianne Williamson
Its GCSE marking season and if I want to see my husband I have to sit on the sofa in his study while he sits in his special 'spinal' ergonomic chairs and works away.
This is my daily notebook. I use it to keep track of daily things, as a sort of calendar, reminder station, pretty much everything goes in here, so it's really quite practical, and useful and necessary for me to have with me at all times. At the end of each day (and sometimes doodling in between) I fill in the rest of the space and get some daily sketching in. I like that it's bigger than my past notebooks, so I have more room to fill.
This journal page is from Lesson 5 from Panache, the art journal workshop I teach. This page features various techniques including making your own stencils from transparencies and using a variety of art materials including oil and chalk pastels.
From Orly Avineri's journaling class on Tuesday October 13th at Harmony Works! We were working with layers. The quote says "I think I have a lot of crazy layers." by Blythe Danner. This also includes packing tape image transfer "airships".
This will eventually end up in my art journal I imagine, so this is it in it's original form. It's a deer skull.
January 12, 2019 The two birds of normann Copenhagen were in my advent calendar. I tried to draw them in the grisaille technique, which I read about in the great blog by @jutta.richter. The beginning with the gray tones in ink works quite well, but I can not manage to color soft enough.
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12. Januar 2019 Die beiden Vögel von normann Copenhagen waren in meinem Adventskalender. Ich habe versucht, sie in der Grisaille-Technik zu zeichnen, über die ich in dem lesenswerten Blog von @jutta.richter las. Der Anfang mit den Grauwerten in Tinte klappt ganz gut, aber ich schaffe es nicht, zart genug zu kolorieren.
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All sponged and starting to lift the drywall tape in the center. I sponged through a hexagon stencil and a piece of metal screening. I also used the little sponge roller you can see in the corner. I may have ruined it though by not washing it right away. I need a sink in my atelier.
Watercolor bg
Journaling on cardstock, trimmed with decorative scissors
Edges inked with blue Jean distress ink
I really liked the way this background turned out and didn't want to collage all over it. I finally decided to just make some journaling panels on white cardstock and keep the page simple. I like the final look.