Here are photos of the sketchbook which I covered with washi and fragments of the papers that I had prepared in our class. I added a few details with oil pastels and gel pens and then sealed it with gloss medium. Above is the front cover. Below is the back cover (my favourite) followed by details.
Hi Kate, I like this technique, you have achieved gorgeous results!!! Last post technique was fab too. Looks like you gained allot from Haliburton...wish I could join you in a day of studio time :)
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Really love your cover, Kate......and I'm so glad you are back!
Hi Kate, I like this technique, you have achieved gorgeous results!!! Last post technique was fab too. Looks like you gained allot from Haliburton...wish I could join you in a day of studio time :)
Beautiful
love all three posts, the black and white my favs, but this thread i see, i love too... so much emotion and speech in the abstract i love
great divisions of space and textures.
I really like the cover. It is really wonderful.
Kate,
The book is exqhisite. Thanks for sending me these photos. I passed them on to the school to see if next year there will be a bigger room.
Suzi
robyn...nice to be back. A little slow in responding to my comments though :)
jo...one day jo, one day!
mansuetude...it is the thread that speaks to me as well...like a wound, vulnerable yet being cared for.
layers...space and texture, two of my great loves!
poetic artist...so glad you like it!
suzi...thanks so much for all the great techniques you taught us. I really hope the photos make a good case for a larger room next year! Best of luck!
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