I filled the blue Smash Book that I was
working in, and started a new Green Eco
Smash Book. Most of the backgrounds
have something to do with nature.
I mainly bought it because it was on sale--
a steal at $4.00!
Above, a drawing in Sharpie pen with
watercolor added.
Drawings of some of the vintage bottles
left over from the wedding decor, along
with some quotes and notes. I like
the pre-printed background on these
pages of the Smash Book.
This page, above, includes an excerpt from
a book I was reading, some doodles,
painted trees, and a list of memory
boosting foods- which I definitely need!
I was having a good day on April 15,
until I heard about the Boston bombings...
More notes about how I spent a day
with my family
at a Maple Syrup Festival
...a fun time,
and a beautiful day.
Something about Amish buggies makes
me smile, though I do wonder how many
close calls they have competing with
cars for roadway space!
Many times I don't put a specific date on
a journal page, just my signature and the year.
However, I am thinking it's time to change
that and date my pages. (Even though I don't
work on the pages in chronological order- I
often 'skip around') Do you always date
your pages or your art work?
Love, Love your journaling. You are so amazing!!
ReplyDeleteI can't begin to express how beautiful your artwork is. That horse and buggy were gorgeous beyond belief.
ReplyDeleteYou got a really good bargain on that smash journal. I noticed all Smash products were on sale awhile back, but didn't see an journals. Glad you managed to capitalize on it.
You Make such incredible watercolor work! I tried finding your email but couldn't. I am currently looking for someone to help create graphics for my website and would love to incorporate your work email me a quote of your prices at crystalstilts@ymail.com
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