If you have been around awhile, you know that in 2020 I resolved to create daily in an art journal/planner. Well that is all finished up and it was such a blessing to me that I decided to continue the … Continued
Another month comes to a close in my Project Seeing 2020 daily planner turned art journal/memory book. Watch the video above for a guided tour of my November pages. Just one month left in 2020! At this point I am … Continued
Its that time of month again when I give you the Project Seeing 2020 prompts for the next month and printables to give you a jump start on your pages. I like to print mine on sticker paper to make … Continued
I know that some of you have already been waiting for the September prompts and printables, so here you go! I like to print my illustrated prompts on sticker paper so I can cut them out and easily stick right … Continued
Well here we are launched into a new month! That means time for the July Project Seeing 2020 flip through of pages, and a new You Tube video. But this time I actually made two. The one I published is … Continued
Well a couple of weeks have whizzed by and I wanted to give a Seeing 2020 update. A couple of weeks ago I posted the February prompts and some printables to go with them, so if you missed those, go … Continued
I love to art journal, and to encourage others to art journal as well. The most frequent question that I get is, “what is an art journal FOR?” In a world driven by the lure of accomplishment and success, it … Continued
Spread #6 in my second journal of the year is all about the graduate. I used a favorite vintage photo of a very determined looking woman wearing a cap and gown to make an image transfer using Silk Inkjet transfer … Continued
I made a flip through video of my Minnesota travel journal. This is one way to use a smash book! https://quik.gopro.com/v/rQaVXXPua6/
“Blessed are the weird people, the poets and misfits, the artists, the writers and music makers, the dreamers and the outsiders for they force us to see the world differently.” Isn’t that exactly the task and purpose of artists?