I have just made this last minute addition to my "De Corporis Humani Fabrica" Journal that I will be teaching at JournalFest next week. I have acquired these wonderful little bottles to store all sorts of specimens in ... I'm thinking tiny stones or shells from the beach at Fort Worden where I'll be staying for several days. I am so terribly excited to be going back AND having the honor of teaching at JournalFest again. It really doesn't get much better than that.
I'll also be teaching "Through the Rabbit Hole" at JournalFest on Saturday. Two of my favorite books!
Love this journal. It sent me off on a hunt for old medical pics and drawings last year and I found some wonderful stuff.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing. I love your pages. I was just reading your article on going over the edge in the latest Art Journaling. I'm really curious how big your journals are?
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I would love to take a class with you sometime. Hope it will work out. Your journals are beyond fabulous.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love the way you incorporated those bottles so perfectly into your design!
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing, Ingrid, but surely "Through the Rabbit Hole" needs a little bottle too? :) Looking forward to taking your class next week!
ReplyDeletewonderful journal, love the heart and the little specimen bottles!
ReplyDeleteOne of these years I willb e out there with you!! Have a fabulous time!!! i am so looking forward to May to meet you in Hampton at A and S!! the Pacific Northwest is truely one of my favorite places!!!! Have tons of fun!!!
ReplyDeletetrès belles créations!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!!! This has to be one of my quirkiest visual favorites - I wonder why we find these images so appealing?
ReplyDeleteIngrid - I was hoping to visit and see that you'd won the CPS contest??? Has the winner been announced yet?