These images are from the "Octopus's Garden" Notebook Journal. This journal isn't as colorful as the "Over the Edge" journal. It focuses more on textural elements with Steam Punk related objects and imagery.
As always, I love your artwork. And I love the way you've encorporated the washers into your edge treatment (you know how I am loving those edges of yours!)
Now, I keep hearing/reading about "steampunk"...what exactly is that? (I feel so out of the loop.)
Ingrid...I really like the octopus AB..it is definately you...I love the metal feel that it has..I have some old rusted ceiling tile that came out of a 1800's building in Texas (my brother found them and thought I would like them)I am going to use them for a cover for an AB and I was thinking while looking at this book of yours how awesome it would be to have a metal cover...I will try to cut them up to share with you...after the new year...of course...when the new studio is finished and I get back from San Fransico...your work is so beautiful Ingrid...you are an inspiration to all of us. LUV LE
This is stunning, how do you think of what to write? When I'm faced with a journal I just get stuck on the writing, drawing is easy but putting my thoughts down really stumps me....mind you I'm never stuck for something to say :)
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it is awesome
ReplyDeleteoctopus is a favorite creature of mine to use in artwork...makes me particularly drawn to this project.
LOVE the book cover!!
Love the steampunk look. The wire and washers on the edge are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI look to you when I need inspiration. Your work is awsome!!
ReplyDeleteAs always, I love your artwork. And I love the way you've encorporated the washers into your edge treatment (you know how I am loving those edges of yours!)
ReplyDeleteNow, I keep hearing/reading about "steampunk"...what exactly is that? (I feel so out of the loop.)
Peace & Love,
~Barb~
both of your new journals are awesome! the octopus looking through the glass is fantastic! but also the various edges with buttons look great!
ReplyDeleteIngrid...I really like the octopus AB..it is definately you...I love the metal feel that it has..I have some old rusted ceiling tile that came out of a 1800's building in Texas (my brother found them and thought I would like them)I am going to use them for a cover for an AB and I was thinking while looking at this book of yours how awesome it would be to have a metal cover...I will try to cut them up to share with you...after the new year...of course...when the new studio is finished and I get back from San Fransico...your work is so beautiful Ingrid...you are an inspiration to all of us.
ReplyDeleteLUV LE
I just love this page edging with the various washers and other metal bits. Amazing and inspiring!
ReplyDeleteThese notebooks are super-fantastic! ...And, so inspirational! I'm going to be looking to my edges in future...!
ReplyDeleteAs always, fabulous work! I don't know what Steam Punk is, but I do like the look. How did you come to know about it or how is it defined?
ReplyDeletefreaking cool! are you going to do a class on this? i so want to take it (i live in MI too).
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning, how do you think of what to write? When I'm faced with a journal I just get stuck on the writing, drawing is easy but putting my thoughts down really stumps me....mind you I'm never stuck for something to say :)
ReplyDeleteGA-GA-GA-GORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteI'm *swooning* over these pages. Love the octopi! and the cogs!! and the colors!! and.......
Love the muted colours and the fine details of this journal - wow!
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