I've fallen down the rabbit hole of mixed media and art journaling. I mentioned this new obsession several weeks back, and it's only gotten worse. Other than taking some pictures and listing some items, I haven't really touched my beads. The table beside my desk currently looks like this
I've carved stamps for Pete's sake!
Here are some of the results of my messy, painty, inky play (if you follow me elsewhere, you've probably seen these.)
I don't see an end in site to this new obsession, but that's okay. I just need to get back into my beads too. I'm hoping for a more bead-centric day tomorrow. . .we'll see how that goes.
Art Journal, my new obsession
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art journal,
craft,
papercraft
I’m a jewelry-artist, treasure hunter, & nature-lover that finds joy in the smallest things. I hope to spread that joy and inspiration.
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OMG. Those are awesome. I have so many books here waiting for me to dig into about journaling and mixed media but I haven't done anything yet! way to go!
ReplyDeleteLove it! I wish my rabbit holes were as creative and abundant as yours.
ReplyDeleteAlan, Thank you. I have to keep busy somehow. . . ;)
DeleteSo far I have managed to avoid the other arty hobbies. I have so many beads that the last thing I need to do is try to find time to do anything else.
ReplyDeleteThese new experiments look brilliant Hope, happy playing!!
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic Hope! I'm loving your new obsession! Keep it up!
ReplyDeleteJenna
Aw, thanks so much for your encouragement. That means so much coming from someone who knows her way around a paintbrush!! ;)
DeleteOh, this is dangerous - you don't need any special supplies at the beginning :) This is like writing a diary or even letters, I am sure the effect is very soothing :)
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