October 18, 2019
I was flipping through one of my older art journals and came across this. It’s one of those message reminders that fits all day, every day.
Oct18
Tag Archives: acrylics
Nov8
Altered Bottle
November 6, 2017
I had so much fun altering this old wine bottle! The texture and colours make me happy.
Medium: mixed media (collage, acrylics, inks).
(SOLD)
Jan29
Paper Cuts
June 29, 2017
It’s rare for me to create a journal page using only one medium; this spread was done using only collage (I did paint the background with black gesso, but that doesn’t really count, does it?).
Dec29
Spiritual Touch
Nov. 30. 2016: Mixed media art journal page; collage, acrylic paint, washi tape, stamping, ink.
Nov19
Where My Creations Begin
November 19, 2016
My work table in my Studio back when we lived in Alberta … Art Journal page in progress.
Feb15
Creative Journaling Workshop – sample
A photo from my personal journal using prompts during the Creative Journaling Workshop series with Jean E. Tait. Response was good and I had lots of fun co-facilitating.
The prompts we used were designed to get participants to connect with different parts of themselves. This prompt was simply”Your Hands”:
Feb15
DLP Art Journal Page – December 2015
Another journal page following the Documented Life Project prompts.
Collage, acrylics, inks.
Feb15
Art Journal Page
Art journal page from December 2015 and the Documented Life Project prompts.
Sep1
DLP Journal Prompt: Week 9
I’m currently playing catch-up with online journal prompts from Art to the 5th Academy for the Documented Life Project (2015). This is week 9.
Art Challenge: Using at least five layers
Journal Prompt: “Give Me a High Five”
Layers included collage, acrylic paints, intense ink pencils, stamps, stencils, paint splatters, doodles, calligraphy ink (gold – too bad it doesn’t show up in the pic; it’s really sparkly!).
Aug10
Go Now, Run Wild, Barefoot and Free
Another journal page. Aluminum background; collage, acrylics and inks. The foil was a pain to work with, but I really like the end result.
I’ll probably never use this technique again.
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