The month of July has passed away so quickly. It has been the wettest month since ages and felt more like autumn than summer. I missed that summer-kind-of-feeling.
In the beginning of July I had read about the art journaling workshop: In the Sun by Natalie Malik.
The whole project sounded so much like summer to me that I wanted to give it a try, even though I was already a few days behind.
On one of the dry mornings in July I went outside and ink sprayed a bunch of pre cut pages using the simple dot stencil that I made from punching out the Round Tags (Blogpost with instructions ) and lettering stencils.
To keep that airy feeling of summer, I kept the use of colours to a minimum, and only used light coloured inks.
My intention was to keep this journal as light and simple as possible. Giving myself lots of space to experiment, or to use the same materials and techniques. Just go along with a summer-kind-of-flow.
And then, Life happened.
So now, a month later, I cleaned my desk and found these pages again. The cover was already made, and so were two pages. When I checked the class blog I saw that I was so much behind. No way that I would be able to catch up in any way.
Instead of trying to catch up, I am giving myself permission to just pick out the prompts that I like and go ahead anyway. It is summer, after all!
Here is the cover that I made several weeks ago. I will upload the other pages the coming week as well.
1 comment:
Dat is het leuke van creativiteit... niets 'moet' en je kunt alle kanten op. Goed dat je de workshop naar je eigen hand zet op die manier! De cover ziet er inderdaad heel zonnig uit, was het buiten ook maar zo!
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