"The physical domain of the country had its counterpart in me.
The trails I made led outward into the hills and swamps, but they led inward also.
And from the study of things underfoot . . . came a kind of exploration, myself and the land.
In time the two became one in my mind."
– John Haines
The trails I made led outward into the hills and swamps, but they led inward also.
And from the study of things underfoot . . . came a kind of exploration, myself and the land.
In time the two became one in my mind."
– John Haines
Mixing a variety of media, this art journal page layers watercolor painting, stenciling, paper collage, washi and mark-making with a calligraphy nib and watercolors. Each element is representative of who I feel I am currently.
In my studio, I experience exploring, learning, and self-care simultaneously.
And I continue reaching for the colors and materials that bring me joy:
Wildthorne watercolors in turquoise, teal, blues, indigo, and buff titan, maps, inks, and my stencils I’ve designed for StencilGirl® Products. In this page, I chose to use my Map with Roundabouts stencil and Map Symbols stencil.
I feel a connection to the Voyager and Ocean sediment palettes from Wildthorne in particular.
This journaling prompt came from The Ruby Dahlia Society.
Thank you so much for visiting my blog,
In my studio, I experience exploring, learning, and self-care simultaneously.
And I continue reaching for the colors and materials that bring me joy:
Wildthorne watercolors in turquoise, teal, blues, indigo, and buff titan, maps, inks, and my stencils I’ve designed for StencilGirl® Products. In this page, I chose to use my Map with Roundabouts stencil and Map Symbols stencil.
I feel a connection to the Voyager and Ocean sediment palettes from Wildthorne in particular.
This journaling prompt came from The Ruby Dahlia Society.
Thank you so much for visiting my blog,
