Art Journal – Enjoying the Process
When I began art journaling, my primary goal was to enjoy the process. I didn’t want to worry about what other people thought, or even whether or not I liked […]
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Art Journal Page – “In Love With You”
This page is made almost entirely with stickers! But by creative layering and shading, it has dimension that would normally not be possible with stickers. The background page made using […]
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 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 – “Hot Spell”
Turn up the heat! This page was inspired by FIRE . . . so I used yellow, orange and red (warm colours). The background was made using acrylic paint applied […]
Art Journal Page – “Promise”
This background was made from ink splashes (left over from another project) layered with Distress Ink rubbed through a stencil with a blending tool. I applied several stickers to the foreground, and […]
Art Journal Page – “In Quiet Moments”
I love the soft, ethereal look of this page, which combines many interesting elements and techniques in one page. The background was painted using a light color of acrylic paint applied […]
Art Journal Page – “Lovely In Lace”
I often tear words, phrases, or images out of magazines and incorporate them into my art journals. When I found the words “Lovely in Lace” in a magazine, I knew […]
Art Journal Page – “Music”
Music has always been a part of my life, and on this page I told the story of how. The background was made using my favorite acrylic paint application method: […]
Art Journal Page – “Cat in the House”
For most of my childhood and adult life, I’ve owned a cat. This page tells that story. This journal page began its life as TWO journal pages: one featuring green […]
Janni Kretlow 