Comments | gingerblue: art journaling in mid-January

gingerblue

art journaling in mid-January

Jan 18, 2013 14:54

Since I’ve been experimenting with different schedules and things in my art studio, I’ve been art journaling a little differently. Not nearly as much as I did in December (well, December Daily took up most of my creative time in December, to be honest) but a fair amount. A little each day…

Here’s some pages from this week.

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life in general, art journaling, in the art studio

Comments 4

beadylady January 20 2013, 17:10:11 UTC

OK, here's how old I am. I went to see "Ferris" when it first came out, in the theater! I haven't seen it since, though. I'm glad your family is enjoying it.

Love, love, love the photo of Gracie and her kitty cat! And the one with the orchids--wow! That's just beautiful!

When I used to scrapbook, I used to match the background of the page to the photos. Now it's more of a "little of both" process. Sometimes I do it one way, sometimes the other.

I once did an interview w/our local orchid growers club when I worked at the paper. I was surprised that there is basically an orchid for every environment! I thought they all required tropical temperatures and a hothouse!

gingerblue January 24 2013, 14:04:51 UTC

I went to see Pretty in Pink the day it came out, and I'm excited to show Gracie that. I'm not sure she's interested right this moment, though.

ellison January 22 2013, 04:50:13 UTC

I love that photo of Gracie and Ginger!!! So very sweet. :-)

Holy cow do I love Ferris Bueller's Day Off, too!!! I watched it soooooo many times as a kid, I still know many lines from it. I recognized the quote you used right away. And practically any time someone says the word professional, I say, "a professional what?"

I also still like saying, "ferris bueller, you're my hero.." The way Cameron does. Hehe!

In your last photo, the art looked like a brain to me for a second, which is awesome! Flower and brain, simultaneously!

gingerblue January 24 2013, 14:04:09 UTC

I love that movie, too! It's funny, because we are showing Gracie all the movies that came out when we were younger, and the ONLY one that has *really* held up in a "film-esque" sorta way is Ferris. Even though it's very much "of the 80's moment", it's SUCH a beautiful, clever, and THOUGHTFUL film. I'm surprised it's not recognized more for it's technique and script, because there's a lot of good stuff in there!