While I was visiting the US, I picked up the latest issue of Somerset Studio and the article that struck me most was about Kate Krane, and her art calenders. I have been writing in those tiny Hallmark datebooks since I was 15, and when I saw her beautiful project I was immediately hooked! so I joined her 2012 challenge.
This is my January spread. I made my own 8x5'' journal out of watercolour paper and card stock, and followed this tutorial on how to bind your own book.
Have a most creative week!!
xoxo
Glad you are having fun with the calendar challenge, too! Valerie
ReplyDeleteSmashing calendar spread Joanna and loving your new painting. Annette x
ReplyDeleteI love these projects. It is a great idea to make your own personalized little calendar. Your new painting looks really interesting too.
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a creative week too.
Your calendar page is beautiful! Love the colours! Can't wait to see your future calendar pages :)
ReplyDelete(Also thanks for becoming a follower of mine. Glad you did, that way I found your blog and had to become a follower too. Just love your work! :) ).
Cool that you have started following my blog
ReplyDelete:-) Look forward to seeing more of your calendar
Thanks for following!
ReplyDeleteI just have checked your blog and wow! Your are very talented! I love your drawings and your paintings! That litlle creature in you january calendar is super cute! :D
I also see you have made a book tale. I am trying to make one too! ^^
Wow, I LOVE your calendar page, the little painted figure is amazing :-) Thanks for joining the challenge and good luck for the rest of 2012!
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting blog you have - when I get time I'll have a better look around but this whole page was so interesting. I'm sorry to hear about your sleeplessness - my brother hasn't slept properly for years and I really feel for him because it affects his whole life. Hope you soon get to the root of it and can sort it. Lovely work and such talent x
ReplyDeletelove your little figure and your watercolour paper, it will give you wonderful texture.
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