I've always liked Asian influenced art but have never made any until now. Not sure if I'd make anymore or not. I often create pieces & use them as a way to work through & try new techniques & then when I'm done with the piece & feel comfortable with the technique, I move on. I look at each piece as a way for me to grow artistically.
I'm working on another journal right now made from a paper lunch sack & I'm liking how it's turning out. It has this leather-look to it. My part is done, all I'm waiting for his my DH to make me a button fastener from his exotic wood collection.
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Tracy, I have gone through several of your works and they are all so awesome! If there were just more hours in a day and life that didn't get in the way of things! sigh! Wanda
this journal is very beautiful. You did a terrific job using Michelle's technique. thanks for sharing it.
Hi Tracy, I love your paper towel! I also made a large sheet and used it on a quilt, I was really impressed with the end result. There are lots of things you could use it on! Thanks for sharing, Carole;D
Tracy, this journal is beautiful! Like the Asian touch too. And I still haven't attempted Michelle's wonderful technique. I will, though.
Thanks for sharing!
This journal is really nice Tracy, you're so creative. I'm like you in that I'm curious about a technique and then when I find out all about it I move on. I don't always have to try the technique, sometimes it's enough just to read about the whole process.
What a fabulous journal Tracy. Your work just gets better all the time.
I too,know just what you mean about trying out techniques. Sometimes its as if I get bored with something and just want to move on or at least push it further. There are so many things out there I want to try but like you my creative side also has to come after the day job :(
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