Art Journal Page – “Journey”
Open the cover of my second art journal, and this is what you’ll see on the inside cover and title page. The background was made using lilac-coloured acrylic paint applied with […]
Art Journaling with Inka Gold
Inka Gold is a unique paint product that creates a pearly or metallic shimmer. In this class, we play with various colours of Inka Gold and experiment with five different […]
Art Journaling with Stickers and Acrylic Paint
In this class, we explore four different ways to incorporate stickers into your art journaling pages without having them look “stuck on”. We play with a variety of mediums including […]
Art Journal Page – “Negatives”
“Life is like photography; you need the negatives to develop”. The background for this page was created using acrylic paint with stencils. In some cases, I sponged the paint through […]
Art Journal Page – “Dance in the Rain”
“Life isn’t about waiting for the storm to pass, it’s about learning to dance in the rain.” I love this quote, and had to find a way to include it […]
Art Journal Page – “Cates Park”
Last summer, my husband and I spent a beautiful afternoon at Cates Park in North Vancouver, BC. I journaled about what I saw, heard, smelled, and felt while we were […]
Art Journal Cover
So far, all of the Art Journal Pages I’ve shown have been from my first art journal. After completing all the pages, I decorated the cover (shown here). I saved […]
Art Journal Page – “Creativity Potential”
The words “Creativity Potential” and “Always Unlimited” (cut from magazines) were the inspiration for this page. The background was made using Distress inks applied through several stencils using a blending […]
Art Journal Page – “Message in a Bottle”
I’ve always thought it would be fun to find a message in a bottle while walking on the beach. Although it’s never happened to me, I made up a pretend […]
Art Journal Page – “On the Inside”
This page is a little creepy — but also very cool! The body image was cut from a magazine, but because the gray tones were so uninteresting, I knew I […]
Janni Kretlow 