000000001111----000033331111____00001111888800008888....iiiinnnndddddddd 1111 ((RRaayy)) (Text) JJoobb::0022--0011880088 TTiittllee::RRPP--2222TT3333rr////uu2222ee////0000 VV8888 ii ss 8888ii::::oo5555nn9999::::44448888 AAAAMMMM ##117755 DDttpp::4488 PPaaggee::11 000000001111----000033331111____00001111888800008888....iiiinnnndddddddd 2222 22223333////2222////00008888 8888::::55559999::::55551111 AAAAMMMM ((RRaayy)) (Text) JJoobb::0022--0011880088 TTiittllee::RRPP--TTrruuee VViissiioonn ##117755 DDttpp::4488 PPaaggee::22 Authe nt ic Art Jou rnalin g L.K. Ludwig 000000001111----000033331111____00001111888800008888....iiiinnnndddddddd 3333 22223333////2222////00008888 9999::::00000000::::00003333 AAAAMMMM rruuee VViissiioonn ((RRaayy)) (Text) JJoobb::0022--0011880088 TTiittllee::RRPP--TTrruuee VViissiioonn ##117755 DDttpp::4488 PPaaggee::33 88 PPaaggee::22 000000001111----000033331111____CCCC44445555111111111111....iiiinnnndddddddd 5555 11112222////3333////00008888 11112222::::00005555::::55550000 AAAAMMMM rruuee VViissiioonn ((RRaayy)) (Text) JJoobb::0022--0011880088 TTiittllee::RRPP--TTrruuee VViissiioonn 88 PPaaggee::44 ((0033--AACC4455111111))##117755 DDttpp::4488 PPaaggee::55 Contents 9 Introduction CHAPTER CHAPTER 11 1 51 3 Getting Started The Written Word 12 The Basics of Art Journaling 52 Incorporating Text as a Design Element 15 Taking a Closer Look: Katie Kendrick 54 Favorite Quotes, Poems, and Prose 18 Selecting a Structure 57 Visual Toolbox: Text onto Metal Mesh 21 Insight Activity: Unblanking the Blank Page 60 Personal Writings and Storytelling 22 Content and Meaning 63 Insight Activity: The Found Poem 24 Taking a Closer Look: The Deconstruction of 64 Visual Toolbox: Writing with Fluid Acrylics Rothko, Bee Shay 26 Collectors, Thing-Finders, and Treasure Keepers CHAPTER 67 4 28 Insight Activity: Pillaging the Dragon’s Hoard by Current Events Using Your Good Stuff 29 Insight Activity: Automatic Writing 68 Everyday Events 30 Insight Activity: The Vision Deck 72 Insight Activity: One Hundred Versions 31 Insight Activity: Musical, Imaginary Alphabet 74 Insight Activity: The Calendar Journal 75 Taking a Closer Look: Traci Bunkers CHAPTER 33 2 78 Personal Life-Changing Events Relationships 80 Visual Toolbox: Adding Structured Texture to an Art Journal Page 34 Family and Friends 82 Events with Global Impact 36 Insight Activity: Dropped-Paper Collage 83 Taking a Closer Look: September 11, 2001, 38 Visual Toolbox: Making a Stencil Portrait L.K. Ludwig 40 Taking a Closer Look: Maggie’s Baby Book, 84 Insight Activity: Abstraction Nina Bagley 85 Visual Toolbox: Silhouette Figure Study 42 Childhood 46 Tributes and Remembrances 000000001111----000033331111____00001111888800008888....iiiinnnndddddddd 6666 22223333////2222////00008888 9999::::00000000::::44447777 AAAAMMMM ((RRaayy)) (Text) JJoobb::0022--0011880088 TTiittllee::RRPP--TTrruuee VViissiioonn ##117755 DDttpp::4488 PPaaggee::66 CHAPTER CHAPTER 87 5 125 7 Places and Spaces Spirituality and Dreams 88 Travel Journals 126 Faith and Spirituality 90 Visual Toolbox: Altering a Child’s Board Book 129 Taking a Closer Look: Loretta Marvel 91 Insight Activity: The Local Tourist 132 Dreams 92 House and Home 133 Insight Activity: Dream Characters 94 Insight Activity: Building Your Sense of Home 135 Visual Toolbox: Altered Scrapbooking Papers 96 Favorite Spaces 99 Visual Toolbox: Faux Landscape Painting Appendix: 136 Vision Deck CHAPTER 140 Contributors 101 6 Self-Explorations 141 Resources 142 Acknowledgments 102 Self-Portraiture 143 About the Author 103 Taking a Closer Look: Juliana Coles 106 Photographic Self-Portraiture 109 Visual Toolbox: Photographic Self-Portraits 110 Visual Toolbox: More Than the Sum of Our Parts 111 Visual Toolbox: Ink-Jet Transfer 113 Visual Toolbox: Patina on Paper 114 Taking a Closer Look: Melanie Sage 116 Self-Portraiture Using Other Media 118 Visual Toolbox: Blind Contour Drawing 120 Visual Toolbox: Carving a Self-Portrait into a Printing Block 122 Personal Archetypes 000000001111----000033331111____00001111888800008888....iiiinnnndddddddd 7777 22223333////2222////00008888 9999::::00000000::::44449999 AAAAMMMM rruuee VViissiioonn ((RRaayy)) (Text) JJoobb::0022--0011880088 TTiittllee::RRPP--TTrruuee VViissiioonn ##117755 DDttpp::4488 PPaaggee::77 PPaaggee::PPBB 000000001111----000033331111____00001111888800008888....iiiinnnndddddddd 8888 22223333////2222////00008888 9999::::00000000::::55551111 AAAAMMMM ((RRaayy)) (Text) JJoobb::0022--0011880088 TTiittllee::RRPP--TTrruuee VViissiioonn ##117755 DDttpp::4488 PPaaggee::88 l i e t b n Introduction u n a p c o o g l n i a h t o y t n n A i Ten years ago, I began keeping an art journal out of necessity. I was s r? ne we primarily a photographer, working in medium-format, black-and-white fi lm, but a health i o t fl concern left me with vision problems. e d a i s r As I recovered, I began searching for a way Teesha and Tracy Moore were publishing the ut o o k to work with my existing portfolio of images. now-defunct The Studio zine, and the idea of art r I found tantalizing tidbits of information on im- journals exploded. Since then, the work seen he fo t a age transfers of toner photocopies in alternative from gifted artists has only grown in sophistica- d n s photo process literature, Rauschenberg mono- tion and skill. e i B h graphs, and references on the Internet and began I’m pleased to show you wonderful work from t s. working. I discovered Peter Beard’s work and artists whose names may be familiar to you and ap Is h then the work of Nancy Chunn and Tom Phillips. to introduce you to the work of some new artists. r t. e r About this time, a magazine article ran show- I hope you fi nd, throughout this book, eye candy p a p casing the work of Janet Hofacker’s art journals, to excite you, creativity boosters to help you k, a r and the original online group, “artistjournals” generate authentic art work, and techniques to o s f e n formed, shepherded by Loretta Marvel and me. add to your visual repertoire. a i — t s e e l s d o d How to Use This Book p i r m u p o w Each page of this book is packed with material a blank page, when you are looking for a place c t i to inspire you. Along with incredible artwork to begin, or when you simply need new ideas. st he i t from some talented artists and guidance on Several gifted artists provide a closer look into t r d y. various common art journal themes, you will how they work or how a particular work devel- a a r e a fi nd a journal prompt running down the right- oped. Even the Appendix offers inspiration: r r n fo sp i hand side of each page spread. There is also a a deck of word cards to help you dig a little d t n r fi ll-in-the-blank prompt or a question, related deeper; a bibliography for further research into ec he o to the content of each chapter, posted on the information and techniques; inspiring artists; bj t he bottom left corner of every page spread. The and information on where to obtain various o k, t y r d prompts are there to assist you when faced with art supplies. ar fo on n y di he be r t o k h n an uc hi o t T p r y d. u e e “Artists don’t make objects. Artists make mythologies.” s h s U t u —Anish Kapoor 9 000000001111----000033331111____00001111888800008888....iiiinnnndddddddd 9999 22223333////2222////00008888 9999::::00003333::::33335555 AAAAMMMM rruuee VViissiioonn ((RRaayy)) (Text) JJoobb::0022--0011880088 TTiittllee::RRPP--TTrruuee VViissiioonn ##117755 DDttpp::4488 PPaaggee::99 PPaaggee::PPBB A K K G 000000001111----000033331111____CCCC44445555111111111111....iiiinnnndddddddd 11110000 11112222////3333////00008888 11112222::::00008888::::55556666 AAAAMMMM ((RRaayy)) (Text) JJoobb::0022--0011880088 TTiittllee::RRPP--TTrruuee VViissiioonn ((0033--AACC4455111111)) ##117755 DDttpp::4488 PPaaggee::1100
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