Last weekend I attended an art journal class inspired by the techniques of Jacqueline Sullivan and hosted by Terri Gauthier of Davison, Michigan. I had taken a similar class a few years ago when Jackie taught these modeling paste fundamentals herself, so when Terri offered a class of faux metal painting and book binding, I jumped at the chance to participate. If any one has the opportunity to take a class from Jacqueline, I would definitely encourage you to do so. Her art is amazing! Even though we watched and learned from Terri, no two journals colors were identical. Isn't it fun how that happens and no one's work is the same? I feel like my journal celebrates something mystical and needs to hold my treasured heritage family photos. Thank you, Terri, for hosting such a glamorous event. Your mouth watering homemade breakfast was a pleasure!
4 comments:
I love all the little do-dads on the spine. It came out nice. I do not know about you but I cannot wait to make another,
I did have fun making this book, especially since I actually finished it pretty quick. Thanks for your kind words about the little embellishments that I added. Yes, we need to make another one!
Ahhh the feeling of a completed project. Love the beads charms and trims. Great job and cool photo too.
OMGoodness!! Your journal is gorgeous! I've been wanting to alter a book so bad...I love all the embellishments you've added. Hope you have a wonderful, creative week ~ xxoo, Dawn
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