Another week, another Journal on Monday, another challenge to get my thoughts on the page... I explain it all in the video. Enjoy! :))) And... next week, on Monday August 4th for the start of the big 100th JoM celebration! All the details at the end of this blog post (for the last time! Squeal!!)!
Coucou les doux JoMeurs!
Une autre semaine, un autre Joural on Monday, un autre challenge pour mettre mes pensées sur papier... Comme je l'explique dans la vidéo: pas facile de garder la route lorsqu'il y a beaucoup de facteurs pertubateurs ;))) Bon visionnage! Et... la semaine prochaine, le lundi 4 août pour être précise, c'est le début des célébrations pour le JoM 100ième épisode! Tous les détails à la fin de ce message (pour la dernière fois! Ouiiiiiiii!!)!
The video. La vidéo.
The 100th Journal on Monday celebration will start on August 4th and go on for a whole week. Like I mentioned before, I'm counting on you all to share an art journaling process. Remember it's not about making an impression if that's holding you back, it's about sharing. And all those sharing will be in for the prizes! You still have a week to get your spread ready, get cracking!!
La célébration du 100ième Journal on Monday démarrera le 4 août et durera toute une semaine. Comme je l'ai déjà dit, je compte sur vous tous pour partager votre processus. N'oubliez pas qu'il n'est pas question de faire impression, si c'est ce qui vous retient, mais bien de partage. Et tous ceux qui partagent entre en course pour les tirages au sort! Vous avez encore une semaine pour préparer votre page, au boulot!!
Ingredients / Ingrédients:
Handmade coptic binded art journal (heavy watercolor paper)
Tim Holtz idea-ology: Hobglobin tissue tape
Paper diecut dragenflies
Décopatch glue
Pébéo Studio acrylic: gesso
Golden Airbrush colors: Turquoise (Phtalo), Raw Umber Hue
Golden Fluid acrylic: Quinacridone Nichel Azo Gold, Titanium white
Distress Crackle paint: Rock Candy
PanPastel: Light Gold 910.5, Rich Gold 911.5, Burnt Sienna extra dark 740.1
Derwent Charcoal pencil
Pigma Micron pen 04
Archival ink: Jet black
Distress ink: Vintage photo, Black soot
Tacky glue
Glimmer Glaze: Icicle
Colop mini-dater S120
C'est superbeeeee! So pretty pages, France! I love the colours and the dragonflies!
RépondreSupprimerBeautiful! Love the awesome colors! Oops sharing my journaling on video, should have known a year ago :-). CU Sunday!
RépondreSupprimerBeautiful pages tonight, France!! Love the dragonflies - they look stunning and the colouring is gorgeous.
RépondreSupprimerbeautiful idea the dragonflies in superpositions gorgeous colors thank
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RépondreSupprimerThanks for not only sharing your great techniques but also glimpses of your soul! The next JoM is going to be extra special? I'm certainly will raise a glass to your 100th. episode. Your work is so valuable to me.
Gorgeous work! The color and textured finish is super cool. Thanks for another fantastic video and a dose of inspiration to go with it. :)
RépondreSupprimerSo very beautiful, I enjoy your Journal on Monday videos!!! That was very touching for you to mention about your in laws, that must have been very special for you!
RépondreSupprimerThis is so gorgeous France. you are to hard on yourself..you are such a fabulous artist any mistake will come out beautiful.
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Your sentiment made me laugh, France, but I also realize the special significance of it after watching your video! I also really appreciate that your shared your struggles with interruptions that caused you to become derailed during the process of creating this particular journal spread. In the end, you have created a masterpiece in my book! Mwah!
RépondreSupprimerSo beautiful, love the depth! I was just hanging with a dragonfly in my back yard yesterday.
RépondreSupprimerThat piece is absolutely stunning. I'm going to do this same technique on a BIG canvas, thanks much for the inspiration. I had not thought to use Baby Wipes to lift acrylic paint - excellent tip!
RépondreSupprimerLoved the colors, the dragonflies, the way that you make it look like it's a late summer evening, the sentiment is just perfect on it! Thanks for the inspiration France!
RépondreSupprimerWow, gorgeous page, I love the dragonflies/
RépondreSupprimerFantastic video - my daughter (7) and I both loved it! What a wonderful idea to use those die cuts as texture and I love the way you showed how to water down and blend the acrylic paint and then using the baby wipe to wipe it off again. Thank you so much!
RépondreSupprimerWow, les pages sont magnifiques!!
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Superbe, j'adore les couleurs et j'aime les libellules!
RépondreSupprimerFrance, this is very beautiful! I Love your blog. Thank you for your the lessons!
RépondreSupprimerPlease can you tell me what the tool is that you used on the edges of your quote and what it is for? I can't see it listed in the ingredients. Many thanks!!
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