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There are no lines to stay inside of here. You're free to quiet your inner critic and spill color (as well as your thoughts) all over the page. Author Diana Trout offers a double-dose of encouragement for you to try out new techniques, to ask yourself new questions and to see how safe of a place your private journal can truly be.
Whether you've been carrying around an art journal for years, or have been waiting for just the right push, in the pages of Journal Spilling you will learn new ways with mixed media as well as new insights about yourself. Step-by-step instruction will make the process easy and you'll explore such techniques as:
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5 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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A wonderful resource!,
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This review is from: Journal Spilling: Mixed-Media Techniques for Free Expression (Paperback)
A great book to get you inspired to start a journal. Breezy, informative and I'm glad it's in my studio library
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4.7 out of 5 stars (31 customer reviews) 54 of 55 people found the following review helpful
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For beginners and "seasoned" art jounalists,
By D. Purser "Art13" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Journal Spilling: Mixed-Media Techniques for Free Expression (Paperback)
I came across this book just the other day and could not put it down...WOW! I have been art journaling for years and am always looking a new ways to express myself. This book is not only great for beginners just starting out, but also for the "seasoned" art jounalist. I enjoy the way the author writes as it seems like she is talking to you directly with great encouragement and humour. I like alot of the techniques and I have come up with my own jumping off point to take it where I want it to go, making whatever I create my own. I have alot of art technique books and this one ranks right at the top for me.
41 of 43 people found the following review helpful
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A Great Start to Journaling,
By Amy Donohue "spdybug" - Published on Amazon.com
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While I have always been interested in starting a journal, I never did....until I recently received "Journal Spilling"! Of course I love the tone of the book and the art-work - it makes it a fun and easy read. But....I really love how the author motivated me to start (with some very easy steps) and then moves on to some fun and crafty ideas to keep me going. I also think this would be a fun gift for someone who already journals but would like to add some additional elements into their work.
26 of 26 people found the following review helpful
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A creativity companion for the long haul,
By Ever the Artist "Eve" - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: Journal Spilling: Mixed-Media Techniques for Free Expression (Paperback)
I've had this wonderful book in hand for only a few weeks, but it's already unlocked so many ideas and gotten my work flowing again. I look forward to spending oodles more time with its kindly, steady, positive tone of encouragement. I expect to find it useful whether or not I keep an on-going art journal; there are so many wonderful techniques to play with, and each exploration is likely to lead to multiple new and fruitful trails. I think it will be valuable to artists all along the spectrum of experience, from those just discovering a direction, to more developed artists looking to jumpstart out of creative stalls.
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