Next was Kathryn's Instant gratification prompt for the new Soul journal yahoo group. All you had to do was find a pic from a magazine that spoke to you, and then make a heading relating, draw contour lines and fill in with writting on the topic. This was really fun! The mask was a mega find!
I chose to write about how we all hide behind a mask, a facade.Parting shot here is my catalogue in the garden. I chose 2 IKEA catalogues as they have such lovely colours and patterns! Can't wait to see what goes on with this next. See Maggie's blog for details.
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Love the mask page - you did a great job with that. I look forward to seeing what you do with the disintegrating Ikea catalogues! Don't forget to slash them!
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Fabulous pages Carol. I can see how much you are enjoying doing them.
I am LOVING these journal pagesof yours, Carol - they are fantastic! I love doing journals and it just makes me want to do another. Maybe next year lol.
Your Journals are amazing Carol - and you are obviously enjoying yourself cos it shows!!
Carol I love your mask page, what a great image to use.Your page is totally awesome.I'm glad you are enjoying your journey..
love these journal pages - I keep meaning to do one after getting Lynn Perella's books last year - your catalogue doesn't look very wet yet! - love your blog - read it regularly - hope the new term is going ok and your new Ho D is ok
this eye spread is amazing.
the mask spread speaks volumes
i think everyone can relate to that one.
your interpretation and insight is keen.
the artwork is beautiful.
Hi Carol,
You have a wonderful blog, and I do love your journal pages...especially the eye and the mask pages! It's interesting to think about what we tend to hide, from others and ourselves!
Glad to be on this Soul Journey with you!
Blessings!
Bev
Carol, I love the 'EYE'. It's such a detail drawing !!
And I love the mask also ....it's just so cool !!
These are great! I love your creativity and artistic touches -- perhaps these will help get me back on track with my behind-projects (think arches!)
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