Yesterday was my day to host the workshop for our Eastside Art Group. There are eight of us, each with differing artistic talents. Eight beautiful souls participating in a monthly project. I can't remember how we met individually. I do know I met Jacki first. I think she invited me to come to Linda's annual holiday boutique where she was selling some of her art. The others were there. Linda suggested that we get a group together and do
monthly art projects. The rest is history.
A few months ago I was searching for some inspiration for my project. I didn't have to go very far. I found it on Michelle Ward's blog. I was so excited to do this project as I knew each and every lady in our group would make journals in their own style. I knew Erin's journal would be flowers and rain boots…..
monthly art projects. The rest is history.
A few months ago I was searching for some inspiration for my project. I didn't have to go very far. I found it on Michelle Ward's blog. I was so excited to do this project as I knew each and every lady in our group would make journals in their own style. I knew Erin's journal would be flowers and rain boots…..
and
I knew Jacki's would have a paper collage face in it…..and here's the beginning of a face.
I knew she would use interesting papers because that's what she does. She's a paper collage artist and collects anything paper. She has quite a stash. She had to leave early today so this will not give you the "finished product", but you get the idea….
I expected Linda's to be eclectic and unique.
Libby's would be free and easy just so like her!
Diane's would be really colorful and fun!
Norma's was a surprise. Usually she does projects as a gift for her granddaughter. But hers ended up a representation of a "getaway" for her.
and mine (still unfinished) - I loved Michelle's black and kraft theme, so I went with that. It was fun collecting stuff that fit that theme.
A big thank you to Michelle for the idea and instructions.
~Give ~
5 comments:
Marilyn, thank you for the heads up about your post chronicling your cardboard journal projects. Looks like it was a fun time, and as you said, each artist made it their own. Love hearing and seeing that you had a great time - how cool to spend creative time with kindred spirits. Bravo!!
Very cool presentation of the day's work Marilyn,
it was a great project!
And your blog captured the individuality and the vitality of the day.
Good job Eastside project director!
Thank you Marilyn for a fun and creative day! I love my little book.
Have a wonderful day.
Erin
These journals are amazing. Looks like a great bunch with sooo much creativity and talent.
Wow fabulous journal and love all the pictures.
Hugs diane
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