[Art journal] Changing stars


This is the first page of a new art journal I've started. It's actually a children's book! I think I prefer children's books more than regular sketchbooks, for the following reasons:
  • It's much cheaper (I mean, 50 cent!)
  • Compared with regular sketchbooks, much better quality because these are made for children. Nibble resistant books can take a lot! 
  • You don't have to gesso the background. (But for the love of it, you sure can if desired)


This page is written with my left hand... if you can't read it, no worries, neither can I! The cover is also finished but I'll keep that for the next post. This book is dedicated to my dreams and goals, secrets and poems. Things I will be planning in my workbook, will flourish in this book.

Do you use your {art} journal to keep track of your dreams and goals?

Comments

  1. Love love love these colours together, fabulous idea about the kids books I shall try that! Thanks for the inspiration! Happy Holidays to you!

    Hugs Giggles

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  2. Oh yeah, great idea using the children's book!!! I love your work!!!!

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  3. Great idea, looks fantastic! Valerie

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  4. Yes-those children's books are much sturdier and cheaper. I used to use them for altered books with a theme. Fantastic colors and layers on your pages!

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  5. great idea to use a Children's book, nice work!

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  6. Thanks for joining us at Art Journal Journey, Valerie

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  7. Beautiful mix of layers with the text and color together!

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  8. I like everything in this book! It looks so yummy I want to try to make one too...no idea how though...:)

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  9. Looks bright and colourful! I use old books all of the time, it's a great idea!

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  10. Wonderful pages! Love the raw quality of it....

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  11. Beautiful color and a great start to a new book!

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  12. Love your idea - and the pages are beautiful :)

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  13. Great start to your new art journal. Love it <3

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