Love it! Your writing is so neat.
It’s a Tim Holtz stamp set - not me!
Yes, it’s Dina Wakley’s Blue journal, it has pages which are denim, cotton watercolour paper, and white burlap. I am enjoying the range of surfaces.
Thanks for the info! What another way to be challenged creatively! To have different surfaces to work on…lovely work!
Ooo, I like this!
Thanks - I’m finishing up the third set of prompts. Go big or go home, amiright?
This is so interesting! I had no idea that such a journal existed!
Anyone available to art journal this Sunday?
2pm Eastern Time
Supply List
- background papers cut in strips (this could be under papers gelli prints, random decorated painted papers, scrapbook paper, etc. she uses painted deli papers. I wouldn’t use thick paper)
- adhesive such as gel medium, collage pauge, glue, etc
- acrylic paints
- stamps
- stencil
- neocolors or other water soluble medium such as watercolor crayons, pastels, etc.
- ink stamp pad
- decorative papers cut in circles for flowers - she uses punched circles and scalloped circles. I plan on cutting irregular circles out for the flower centers and instead of a black scalloped background punch I will go around the circles with a black paint pen.
- gelatos (not necessary. you could use neocolors or paint for this part)
- black ink or acrylic paint
- Count me in
Yes!!!
What she said ^
(Anyone else remember TWSS from the old site?)
I completely forgot about July’s prompts. So here’s the journal page I did yesterday. I just didn’t do the stitching.
I haven’t finished my page/s for July yet because I got totally sidetracked by June’s prompts.
Also, does anyone want to make a list of prompts for August?
And BTW, Im happy that I proposed the prompts. I like thinking about the supplies I have and how I can use them for these pages. I hope this is the same experience for the rest of you.
I can make another tic-tac-toe prompt. I find those fun. Maybe I’ll write prompts on slips of paper and randomly draw to fill out the grid so it will be a surprise to me too
Go for it!
I came across this free abstract art class. It’s about an hour - hour and a half
And made this. My colors got a little muddy in the middle but I enjoyed the technique.
And she gives you a useful recipe to make your own fluid acrylics.
Wow, I LOVE that. rushes off to sign up
Wow…it is fabulous!
I signed up for a color study course and the Handmade Book Club all year course…what’s one more…lol
That sounds interesting, which class is it?