Using the sketchbook taught me a lot ... I am not so frightened of blank pages anymore (lol), it taught me not to worry when creating something but just let it flow and see where the path leads you (not an easy task for me) ... I was able to relax after the first 20 pages (there were 32 - lol). Not being a native English speaker the topic was puzzling and exciting at the same time ... but once I started the pages sort of evolved. I did lots of doodling, scribbling and drawing (another scare of mine!), I used stamping, colouring, cutting, printing, .....
If you would like to see the sketchbook pages, you will find them here. And I cannot wait to see all the other sketchbooks online and in person later this year when the sketchbooks will be on display in London. Petra.
10 comments:
This is wonderful Petra- I love your sketch- you captured the detail beautifully....love the addition of the ..or not too!
Oh Petra, this is great. I looked at every page but really laughed at the last one......what genious! How long did you have to create this? Sending you "pats on the back" for this.
Petra, this is such a neat piece, and what a wonderful concept.
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Looks great Petra!!
What a great project - your journal is fab. x
I've heard good things about the sketchbook project. Hope to catch sight of it one day. I really like your cover, especially that corner treatment with the corrugated cardboard!
I think a sketchbook is a great way to play! doodle, notes, sketchs all ways to enhance the creative process! Great cover. Have fun Petra!
hugs Lynn
This is an amazing sketchbook, Petra - I'm going to check out the site.
This is an amazing sketchbook, Petra - I'm going to check out that site for sure.
Great design! I really like the detail of the cardboard photo corner! Sounds like a really inspiring project!
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