Actual pages in my journal!
Tonight will be the first rain of the season.
I love clouds in the sky again!
But I've got no chance of getting to the beach anytime soon.
Yesterday, it was 90 degrees...
I haven't shown a lot of art from my journal because I haven't done much all year.
Last month I put away a lot of my bead things, and tried to focus on drawing and collages.
I made this collage about the frustration of not having good tires to drive upon:
I made these collages about dreams.
My lucid dreams tend to look like this:
Bright sunny flower gardens and crystal clear seashores.
I don't have nightmares, though- Real life is much worse than anything I could imagine.
Those slightly bad dreams make some interesting art, too!
The magazine pictures I used for this collage, ended up reminding me of someone whose name I can't recall...
If you can remember this, let me know!
Collages are "easy," drawing is hard.
When I am stuck for ideas for drawing, I try to copy a beauty face from a magazine.
I deliberately try not to get it right.
It makes it more interesting.
I made these with crayon and a ink or watercolor wash over it.
I made a few more collages at the end of October.
I was in a romantic mood I guess.
This was the day after the lady on drugs took a bath in the church baptismal font:
Obviously I was bored by the lack of excitement the next day!
The fountain has since been drained to prevent further misbehavior.
This collage was inspired by an illustration I saw that I tried to recreate.
I was really on a roll!
However, as usual, once I had an operating car again, I was distracted away.
This one was based on a prompt called "leaves blowing in the wind:"
Here is a page showing how much ink the glass pen holds!
The red car has been down without brakes for 5 weeks now.
Also the green car has been showing signs of transmission trouble for a few months.
I'm headed for another breakdown for the car, but maybe some inspiration for me!
Hope your car situation gets resolved. I enjoy your posts Julie, and especially your collages and drawings.
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