I love plaster because it is so highly textured, so it was difficult to figure out what to do with today's prompt at Creativity Boot Camp - "smooth." I decided to smooth it out by adding several coats of gesso on top of it. I got it so smooth that I was able to get alcohol inks to "stick" to it! I love alcohol ink and am happy to find another surface to use them on. I'm making another set of tags for my art journaling class which continues this weekend. I can't find my hole punch, but I will punch a hole and add some nice ribbon before I give these out on Sunday. Art journaling and scrapbooking have both helped me come to terms with my handwriting because I do not do any computer journaling - it's all by hand. Have you learned to love your handwriting yet?
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ReplyDeleteNo...I haven't either...but whereas in the past I never hand wrote on scrapbook pages...I now make myself do that as I think it's probably important it's there...and I now am a little more comfortable with it.
ReplyDeleteNo I really don't love my handwriting; but I love knowing that I am leaving it on my pages.
ReplyDeletecan't say I love it but I do accept it is part of me and I write oh about half the pages I create
ReplyDeleteNo I don't love it, but often write on my scrapbooking pages!
ReplyDeleteNo, definitely not, but I use it on my pages occasionally. I do believe it's an important part of who I am so I make sure it's a part of the record.
ReplyDeleteLove my handwriting? Not...but I force myself to use it anyway. Love the colors on this tag. When do we get to see some pic's of your classes?
ReplyDeleteI love that you incorporate your handwriting in your artwork. It is harder to do with being digi (and not yet having learned to use a pen tablet) but I do use my handwriting when I do paper pages. Can't say I love it - but I don't hate it either.
ReplyDeleteI have resorted to hadwritten fonts. Now I am happy. :)
ReplyDeleteWell, I have learned to accept my handwriting. Even though I'm not crazy about it, it's part of me and I do try to use it for journaling here and there for a personal touch. :o)
ReplyDeleteHey Rinda,
ReplyDeleteAre you using ArtPlaster? If so can you use this without a mold? I am thinking about playing with some this weekend. Thanks for the inspiration!!!!
haha, awesome. Great minds do think alike ;) So glad to have found you through boot camp. I love your work.
ReplyDeleteNo, I'm not loving my handwriting either.... I am making a point of using it on layouts though, as I think it's important to do so. But no, I don't like it! But yours looks lovely, as does Amy's, and Deb's, and anyone else's I've seen - and they've all said that they don't like their own! What is it with us all and our handwriting?! xx
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