Timaree Cheney wrote and sent me some images. She writes the blog, Freebirdsings, which you need to visit:
I have a few books going. Mostly I am so unorganized I use a scrap of paper and then promptly lose it. I would have liked to send the picture I know I took but can’t find […]
Leah Piken Kolidas sent me these images from her sketchbooks. She writes:
I blog at Creative Every Day: http://www.CreativeEveryDay.com
and my art website is here: http://BlueTreeArtGallery.com
Like you, I have a few different journals going at once. There’s a mini journal that stays in my purse. Inspiration often comes at the oddest times and I’ve learned […]
Shayla Perreault Newcomb writes:
This was a test of a stamp I’d just made (also have the sketch to go with it). I was playing around trying to get ideas. So far I don’t have a finished painting with this image. I scribbled on some poetry relating to rain. My sketchbook used to be very mathematical, […]
Here’s a tutorial to Noreen’s spool knitted worry dolls, where there are many more pictures of her sketchbook and her work!
OK, just that easy! Noreen is now entered into the drawing for the free issue of Somerset Digital Studio…
Sigh. I’ve gotten no response at all to my request to see photos or scans of your sketchbooks or journals. So you’ve driven me to take drastic action…
***FREE STUFF ALERT***FREE STUFF ALERT***
Now you’ve gone and done it! I’ve sunk to a new all-time low! I just received an extra issue of Somerset Digital […]
I keep several different notebooks going at any one time: one for jewelry, one for other mixed media art, and one that’s small enough to travel with me. I’ve also got files and files and files of pictures, but that’s a whole other matter! I have no drawing skills at all, so a […]
Well, it appears that almost twice as many of us prefer sticky fingers to pushing pixels! Interesting results, I think! While I would put myself squarely in the camp of those who like to use both physical and digital techniques, and usually in the same project, it seems that most of you prefer the physical […]
Timaree, of Freebirdsings, asked this wonderful question, which I decided must become the next question of the month!
I am a collector and hoarder of black pens. I’ve got some colored ones too, but mostly it’s black black black and black. My personal favorites are those that can write on top of acrylics and gesso without […]
Mark Crummett writes:
My greatest influence has been my father.
Clovis Crummett’s biography and work
Clovis’s work: An Exuberance of Oysters
He in turn was a big fan of Joseph Cornell and Louise Nevelson. He shaped my artistic paradigm- working with junk, er, recycled materials- and not being noticed artistically. He kept a regrettably low profile. So far, me, […]
Mariyarn posted a picture that she did as a “paraphrase” to a well-known painting by Gauguin. You can read her post about it at her delightful blog, The Fiberfairy’s Haven:
Do not throw ANYTHING out!
Written by Cyndi Lavin [email] for b5media.
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