Friday, August 10, 2012

Hand Book

 A few photos for a new workshop "The Hand Book".
The imagery used in this Hand Book developed out of my love for doodling combined and the art of Mehndi, the ancient art of temporary lacework tattoos done with herbal henna. This application of henna as a temporary form of skin decoration is used in India, Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh as a ceremonial art form which originated in ancient India.
This 5" X 8" Hand Book is a unique vessel to capture daily inspirations, instructions, thoughts or can just be used as a basic journal. This workshop will focus on binding this book and getting it ready for your journaling needs.

9 comments:

  1. Hi Ingrid! Wow, another amazing project. Would love to do this one. TFS!

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  2. this is gorgeous, well done

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  3. Very cool. When it comes to paper crafts and journals ~ You Rock!!!
    Have a great weekend, Connie :)

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  4. Love the look of this one, but then I love all your work! I like to do Zentangles, especially on holiday when I miss my art stuff, never thought to look at the patterns they use for the hand tattoos, will have to have a look. Do wish you could come to the UK so I could take your classes, hehe

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  5. I love these journals-this one is so cool, and so is the bee journal. Your work is so inspiring. Thanks for blogging!
    Maggie

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  6. I love these journals-this one is so cool, and so is the bee journal. Your work is so inspiring. Thanks for blogging!
    Maggie

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  7. I absolutely LOVE the hand Book post...The Henna Tattoo look is so inspiring! I have some of my art in a Tattoo Gallery. I am a mixed media artist from PA. Try to check out my NEW ART BLOG!

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  8. Wow that is really a beautiful book. I love journals. I collect them and some I have not even written in yet but I love having them. I love the design that is on that book. You did a fantastic job on it.

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  9. Anonymous6:08 AM


    I think I really appreciate the basics of what you have here in this blog.

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