Art Journalling

Here are the next two pages from my new art journal. I am enjoying the freedom that working quickly and no planning gives.

No thinking!

I have recently started a new art journal. This time it's a bit different as it is essentially an exercise book. It has lined pages and thin paper. This means I am limited as to how much water, if any, I can use. I also decided that the pages should be created quickly - no thinking!

Here are the first ones.

 

Summer

This digital collage conveys the feeling of sun and holidays to me. Hope you are having a good summer.

Credits: all elements from various kits by Paula Kesselring.

Index Cards

Here are my next eight ICADs. 44 down, 17 to go!

Collage and Mixed Media 10

Here is a painting I created using a small part of one of one of the collages from my previous post as inspiration. I wonder if you can spot the area in the collage...

Collage and Mixed Media 9

Here are two A3 collages I created on the course I attended back in May.

Index Cards

My cards for 29th June - 6th July.

Index Cards

Here are my next index cards, for 21st - 28th June. 

Love is All You Need

A digital collage.

Credits: elements taken from June 2014 Art Journal Caravan kit by T Baxter

Index Card a Day

Here are my index cards for 13th - 20th June.

Collage & Mixed Media 8

Here is a collage that I created on the Collage & Mixed Media Course I attended. It is strips of paper glued onto the paper with two images by Picasso then added on top.

I then created a painting based on my collage. 

An Index Card a Day

Here are my cards for 5th - 12th June.

Floral Delights

I painted this on sugar paper, very loosely, and then added the line with India Ink to give some definition.

Index Card a Day

I decided that I would join the Index Card a Day (ICAD) challenge again this year, although perhaps a bit more loosely. It runs from 1st June to the end of July.

Here is my title card (sorry it is so bent!):

And a one-staple warm-up:

And here are my first four cards:

Who Knew?

A digital collage.

Credits: frame by N Rowe Janitz; all other elements from 'Journal Interrupted' by B Rimmer