It's been a while since I used my art journal as an art diary to just record some of the daily stuff going on around the house, but I made these pages recently doing just that. The main page is about the fact that Henry is doing a bunch of college tours this week. The kids have the week off school for what is normally called "ski week," but since there's been so little snow, we didn't go skiing. I made this page about the lack of rain and snow this year:
Henry's not sure what he wants to do in college (or afterwards), but he does not he's not a math and science guy. I made the following page to recognize that revelation:
The last two pages incorporate faces #16 and #17 from the 29 21 Faces Challenge I'm doing. I kindof like the whimsical nature of the last one - he's the mad scientist which Henry will never be! LOL!
My thought was the same as Helena's - I love that you are taking what you are learning and incorporating it into other regular parts of your creativity.
1. A "wild heart" - a naturally occurring heart (like the rock above, but it doesn't have to be a rock) 2. A footprint or pawprint 3. A skeleton, bone or x-ray 4. A book or magazine read during 2016 5. A porch or deck 6. A camper (caravan) 7. A family gathering 8. A drawing, art project, artistic photograph, scrapbook page, greeting card, or art journal page created by you. 9. Someone playing with, in, or around water. 10. A bicycle 11. Fresh produce 12. A window 13. The moon 14. A buffet of food 15. A team logo 16. A map showing a trip taken during the time period 17. Twins 18. A supermarket cart, basket or trolley full of groceries 19. A seasonal cocktail or beverage 20. Someone laughing 21. A photograph of you with a newspaper or calendar page from the time period covered in the Hunt. Note: you may not use a substitute for this item. Alternatives - if you're having trouble finding any of the above, you may substitute from this list (but you may not substitute for item #21): alternative 1: a lighthouse alternative 2: a baby (human or animal)
11 comments:
loving how you are incorporating the faces as an integral part of the journal page
My thought was the same as Helena's - I love that you are taking what you are learning and incorporating it into other regular parts of your creativity.
I can only echo what the others have said.
Today we had to go into school and choose TSO's subjects for her GCSE exams. Turns out she is the scientist in our family!
I agree with the previous comment, whereby you are incorporating the faces, something which you are learning.
Wishes
Lynne
I love the orange color there!
That face is just perfect for your page! How nice to see your artwork slipping into other corners of your life.
Yes, I'd like to echo the sentiments of other comentators today as well, it is lovely to see your 'faces' making their place within your art!
great pages! i never liked science, or understood it's premise, until i took a biology class in college. who knows....
Your houses are really cute - and it reminds me that I haven't done anything in my art journal.
I'm a face behind...
Cool pages, Rinda. LOVE the house one representing the different colleges Henry is considering.
Remember when we did that house blog hop? It was so much fun, and I still have my house sitting on a shelf in my craft room!
My favorite is the first layout! It's great! Patsy from
HeARTworks
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