I mentioned on the post here
that I'm working in multiple art journals at one time.
These are the recent artwork made in my Doodle Art Journal. I'm enjoying working on multiple art journals at the same time. It helps me to work through creative block. If I don't feel like making a collage in my Mini Art Journal then I can create a doodle in this journal.
I mentioned on the post here
that I'm working in multiple art journals at one time. Here is the latest
completed pages from my Camo and Doodle art journals:
I mentioned on the post here
that I'm working in multiple art journals at one time. Here is the latest
completed pages from my Camo and Doodle art journals:
I mentioned on the post here
that I'm working in multiple art journals at one time. Here is the latest
completed pages from my Camo and Doodle art journals:
This page in my Doodle art journal is a landing spot for the daisy artwork secured with washi tape. Back 20 odd years ago, when I was a full-time textile artist, I would do "testers" to test out the colors or technique I had to emulate. I loved this daisy so much that I kept it all these years.
Doodle art journal
To learn more about Amelia Bloomer, who is features on the left collage, click here. The right collage was a bit more complicated than it looks. I had to overlap the scrap paper on the previous and next paper.
I mentioned on the post here
that I'm working in multiple art journals at one time. Here is the latest
completed pages from my Camo and Doodle art journals:
Camo art journal
Camo art journal
Camo art journal
Doodle art journal
Doodle art journal
I have been exploring 3D line drawings in my Doodle art journal. I tend to like the drawings that were created on top of pages that have a ground not a blank page. My line work is a bit wobbly so the marked ground helps to disgust it. The first photo is the base outline for the 3D line drawing. The second photo is the finished drawing.
I mentioned on this post here that I'm working in multiple art journals at one time. The Camo art journal, on the left side, was initially used to offload paint from my brush, test out pens & markers and to jot notes on the pages. It's completely filled so I decided to go back into this journal and adding more details to each page. The art journal on the right is my Doodle art journal. Lately, I have been posting images of the artwork in each on Instagram. Here is the latest completed pages from each journal:
