I haven’t played in my art journals in awhile so decided to finish up a page I had started a long time ago. I haven’t been feeling very creative lately and think getting out the journal is helping to get me out of my funk.
I haven’t played in my art journals in awhile so decided to finish up a page I had started a long time ago. I haven’t been feeling very creative lately and think getting out the journal is helping to get me out of my funk.
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I may have to take a page (unintended pun lol) from your book Debbie and just get in there and do some journaling too. It’s been so long since I’ve journaled (same funk I think), that I can’t even remember the last time! I hope this helped to cure you ❤
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It think it has helped! I’ve got all kinds of ideas swirling around in my head now. Now, to find the time…
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Art journaling is a great way to jump-start ideas. A sketch or doodle may lead to something that was waiting for you to let in!
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Hey, just went to look at Jane Davies. Exciting stuff on her site. Did you do a class with her?
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I bought her video and watch all of the on-line videos she shares on her blog. You can find her videos on Pinterest too. I love her work. Painting on paper is one of my most favorite things to do.
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I felt in a funk too and I’m now thinking it’s just a recalibration, a time to get clear about possible new directions for the year. but…it’s true…everytime i push through the funk and journal, I feel better…wishing you lots of inspiration
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Oh, this is lovely. I’m just a complete newbie to art journaling myself. I’ve joined a new online faith-based arts community (http://his-kingdom-come.com/) which I’m hoping will help me grow and learn.
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Thank you! You are going to love art journaling!
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love this one too!
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