The East End

This journal page represents the East End of London, where I worked for many years, and the vibrancy of life there.

Snow!

We were fortunate in London when the snow came recently - we had enough for everywhere to look nice, but with little inconvenience, unlike much of the country. This page was created with Acrylic paint, Dylusions sprays, pens and some chip board decorations I had lying around.

New Doorways

A digital piece.

Credits: all elements from 'And So It Begins' by Captivated Visions.

Looking for Light

I'm sensing a theme in my recent journal pages  ...  I can't wait for Spring to come! 

Hoping for the Light ...

A journal page created with acrylic paint, collage and stamping.

A Journal Page

Dreams

A digital piece.

Credits: all elements from 'Journal Your Art Out' by Fiddlette and Nancie Rowe Janitz

How are you Feeling?

You can guess how I was feeling when I created this journal page! It was helpful to vent my feelings in those jagged black lines. Art can be therapeutic. I'm feeling more relaxed now.

Searching

One of my hobbies, as well as my arty stuff, is genealogy. It is very easy to sit at the computer for hours, because I am just looking for 'one more' piece of information. This page reflects this.

Valentine's Day

A bit late, but I created this journal page on Wednesday.

Entering Lent

I created this page, using acrylic paints & water-soluble oil pastels, yesterday, Shrove Tuesday.

Enjoy the Little Things

A digital collage.

Credits: frame by N Rowe Janitz; all other elements from 'Enjoy the Little Things' by Captivated Visions.

Tribute to Basquiat

I was playing in my art journal, not having anything in mind, when this page reminded me of his work. So it's my tribute to him.

Dream

A digital collage.

Credits: frame by Nancy Rowe Janitz; all other elements from 'Over the Rainbow' by Paula Kesselring

Waiting for Summer

Oh dear, I must have been cold when I created this page in my art journal!