This is what I have done for my second page spread of my documenting November for Julie Fei-Fan Balzer's '30 days in your journal' course.
The gold ink is very reflective, it was a resist effect created by stamping the circles with gold on my blank page first and then spraying the blue glimmer mist on the top. I used a brush with water to spread the mist out all over the page.
Here is the close up detail shot of the tags from the left hand page:
Taken under my daylight bulb light.
This shot was taken at night using a normal tungsten ceiling light:
...which makes it look even more messy arty!
As the journaling says, I've ended up writing just about what I do each day on the course instead of my more meaningful thoughts. This is partly because we are sharing our journals on flickr and partly because I didn't plan I started doing it on the first day when I had the masking tape problem and then carried on... Ah well, I would love to start on another journal anyway as I'm really enjoying the freedom of trying different art techniques out.
Thanks for looking and for any comments,
qwiksave
2 comments:
Looking good! I laways think heartfelt journalling is difficult when you know it's going to be in the public domain, so I'd struggle with it for sure! x
Agree with Claire - you are still learning the techniques and can keep the heartfelt journalling in a new journal.
This is really effective these pages - they look really christmassy with that gold and gorgeous blue.
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