Tag: art journaling
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Unsettled
Between all the problems around the world recently, and the news that Tony needs major surgery in the new year, I’m a bit unsettled. The best thing I can do is pour my heart out into my art journals. For these pages I’ve used StencilGirl stencils, Dylusions paints, Ranger tags and Fudeball pen.
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Arting out the feelings
There’s a lot happening at the moment around Tony’s health, and it’s a time of considerable change for us. I’m not posting the details yet, for family reasons. One of the things that helps me rebalance myself and manage the feelings is my art journals. I pour the words out, often unreadable, and it helps me think things through. When things are tough there’s often a theme comes through and that’s the case at the moment. Two themes are strong; the first is change, and the second is the comfort I find in the Tao te Ching (thanks Dr Wayne Dyer).
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Trying out some art time
My shoulder and wrist are still quite sore if I do too much (please, never ever drink and drive – your careless actions could change someone else’s life forever), but I *needed* some art time. I grabbed some gelli print tissue paper, the June Stencil Girl stencils, a green Posca pen – which shows as white in the scan, and a fine black pen and got to work. The quotes in the circles through the centre are from Wishes Fulfilled by Dr Wayne W Dyer. I’ve been a fan of is writing for many years, and have been listening to this on audio as I drive to and from work each day.
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Art journal cards 147-153/364
Photocopies, silver gel pen, collage scraps, Marvy gold pen, Stencil Girl stencils, gesso, fluid acrylics, Distress paints, Distress inks, fine black pen, Tim Holtz stencils.
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Cath Sheard Art 