Art Journal: Pop and Twist pop-up
I like moving parts. When looking through an art journal or scrapbook, it’s fun to find something that moves! This page includes a Pop-and-Twist pop-up that unfolds before your very […]
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Art Journal: Flap Page
Every now and then, it’s fun to insert a “flap page” into my art journals. Here’s a video that shows this in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5Tr4-TMU18 To make a flap page, […]
Art Journal: Street Photography
Is the image on the left side black-and-white, or sepia toned? I think it’s both! Instead of leaving the black-and-white photo as is, I inked around the background behind the […]
Art Journal: Tunnel Pages
This looks like one scene, but the right side of the page is actually a “tunnel” page. You’re actually seeing FOUR pages that have been cut out and layered together […]
“Push-Pull” class – October 28th
I’m offering a “Push-Pull” class from 1:30 – 3:30pm on Saturday, October 21st at Pamdemonium (Pamela Hollington’s art studio near the Micheal’s store in North Vancouver). This fun pop-up technique […]
“Pop & Twist” class – October 21st
I’m offering a “Pop & Twist” class from 1:30 – 3:30pm on Saturday, October 21st at Pamdemonium (Pamela Hollington’s art studio near the Micheal’s store in North Vancouver). This fun […]
Art Journal: a Flap Page
and Here’s an example of a “flap” page. I tore out HALF a page out of my art journal, and made it into a flap that can be viewed from […]
Art Journal – Washi Tape
I am addicted to washi tape. Really! I have hundreds of rolls in every colour imaginable. They are so fun to use! On this page, I incorporated 12 different washi […]
Art Journal – Kodak on the Farm
This is an example of tying together two unrelated pages using similar spacing on both sides, as well as washi tape. On the left side of this spread, I used […]
Art Journal – Rub Ons
On this page, I faced a tricky challenge. I wanted to preserve the four images on the page (showing hands and vintage photographic equipment) — yet the images were oddly […]
Janni Kretlow 