Art Journal – “Last Look”
Happy New Year! As we take a last look at 2013 and say hello to 2014, it seemed like an appropriate time to finish the last page in my second art […]
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Art Journal Page – “Unique Never Looked So Good”
I love this colour combination: white, black, purple and blue. The background for this page was done a long time ago with acrylic paints applied with baby wipes. Yesterday, I […]
Art Journal Page – “Dream Big”
A lot of layers went into making this page! The background was made with acrylic paint applied with a baby wipe. Next, I used a blending tool to apply yellow […]
Art Journal Page – “6 7 8 9”
I didn’t like this page at first, but it’s grown on me! The background was painted white with acrylic paint applied with a baby wipe. Next, I applied Distress inks […]
Art Journal Page – “Observations”
This is a fun, layered page that includes several different kinds of elements combined into one project. The background was made using acrylic paint applied with a baby wipe. I […]
Art Journal Page – “Happiness”
“Happiness cannot be traveled to, owned, earned, or worn. It is the spiritual experience of living every minute with love, grace, and gratitude.” (Denis Waitley) The background of this page was […]
Art Journal Page – “Three Sizes Smaller”
“Wouldn’t it be great if we could put ourselves in the dryer for 10 minutes and come out wrinkle-free and three sizes smaller?” To create this textured background, I crinkled […]
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 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 […]
Janni Kretlow 