Photos from a Cellular Autumn walk. Testing out the camera and some fun app (can’t remember what it was called) on a friends smart phone (htc desire) last weekend. It was such a lovely autumn day, so while taking a long walk I was snapping photos of everything and trying different fun “cameras” on the […]
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Month: October 2010
the Sketchbook Project | Grids + b/w pages
This is update number three about my participation in/progress of The Sketchbook Project. I’d love to hear your thoughts on it below. Thanks! A black and white page with this quoted cat (repeating Miau! in Swedish which is spelled Mjau!) on a carpet of lines. The second page features hands with “life lines”; the grid […]
Art Journaling; Dive In
Let’s dive into art journaling a bit today… Art Journal spread from this summer: Dive into art. Just dive in! When you fill a spread in your art journal you don’t have to stay within the lines or be neat in any way. My art journal is a big altered book that is difficult to […]
Journaling Saves
Kristin Donovan has published an interview with yours truly at her blog Journaling Saves, check it out! During the past months Kristin’s blog about journaling has become one of my absolute favorites, and I read every post she writes. I guess it is because I looove journaling and have always done so. Long before I […]
Finished Slow Cloth Art Piece
I was out walking with the camera this morning, thinking that I am so privileged to be surrounded with process. And the time to consider it. Jude Hill* The finished art quilt has a slight vintage look, even though the embroidery style is more contemporary. In my mind the blue hues works well together with […]
Sketchbook peek: security envelope grid
Another peek into the ongoing Sketchbook Project… This time security envelope patterns; blue lines creates a checked pattern (grid style)… On the left page a grid of blue squares; a bingo card, blue paint chip, a blue semi-transparent envelope lining and a wavy grid lining, plus part of a magazine photo of a fabric with […]
Everyday photos
Keeping it Simple: minimalistic collage
I am a part of The Sketchbook Project but haven’t posted anything from my book until now. I have thought a lot about my theme though (girds and lines) and what I wanted to use my sketchbook for. I feel that a sketchbook of any kind should house sketches and ideas that can be worked […]
Art Journaling with Grids & Lines
Time to dive into art journaling…. shall we? Art Journal spread from this summer: Lines in a grid. While I was pondering my sketchbook theme (grids and lines) I created a bold colourful grid in my Art Journal, just to see what came out. You can spot a few circles and organic shapes, but most […]
My First Try: Painting Abstract on Canvas
Your work is to discover your world and then with all your heart give yourself to it. Buddha I have covered almost all of the first layers but that was how it should be. How it had to be. This time in front of my square formed canvas I was trying to feel abstract inside. […]
Weaving a Cloth Base
Loss makes artists of us all as we weave new patterns in the fabric of our lives. Greta W. Crosby Jude Hill is a fabric artists who makes slow cloth things. They are both smaller art quilts and large quilts in a very unique and artistic way. I have been a fan of her blog […]
An Owl Journal etc
Mom took the time to make me a cell phone cozy that looks like owl! Just for me. But wait, there are more owls around here… When you state that you really like the look of something, say owls, people tend to remember that and see you as a collector. I am The Owl Collector […]