Journal 52 Week 2
Here is my journal page for week two, the prompt was "somewhere simple". I always find life at the beach to be much simpler, no phones, no t.v. and no intranet.
I love to get up and out before anybody else is awake, have my coffee and walk the beach. I usually come back with pockets full of sand dollars and interesting bits of shells, especially if it is a low tide. These pictures I took last September as the sun came up over the sand dunes. It was just breath taking and these pictures really don't do that sun rise any justice. These are just three of about twenty I took that morning. It was so quiet (no quads, dirt bikes or dune buggies) just me, the birds and the gorgeous waves.
Yep! I really ready for a beach trip now.
The background was made with Gelatos and spray inks. After I added the pictures I went around the edges of the page with Gesso and a dry brush.
Let me know you were here with a quick comment and I will try to return the visit.
Inky Hugs
Krisha
I love to get up and out before anybody else is awake, have my coffee and walk the beach. I usually come back with pockets full of sand dollars and interesting bits of shells, especially if it is a low tide. These pictures I took last September as the sun came up over the sand dunes. It was just breath taking and these pictures really don't do that sun rise any justice. These are just three of about twenty I took that morning. It was so quiet (no quads, dirt bikes or dune buggies) just me, the birds and the gorgeous waves.
Yep! I really ready for a beach trip now.
The background was made with Gelatos and spray inks. After I added the pictures I went around the edges of the page with Gesso and a dry brush.
Let me know you were here with a quick comment and I will try to return the visit.
Inky Hugs
Krisha
Comments
Darla
Alison x
But to answer your question, NO, I don't add comments, remarks, or journaling to any of my AB pages. I often leave the pages devoid of words, which allows the viewer to interpret the page to his/her liking. That's the reason I started my blog. It was to document what I had done, the supplies I used, and my particular interpretation of the piece I had made. A rather long winded explanation when a simple "no" didn't seem enough.