This week’s pages were such a delight to create and I even have a bit of a surprise for you from part of it! I was feeling extremely inspired and just creative, so I let it flow and here are the results…
Page one is based on an idea I’ve had floating around in my mind for awhile now. I have been all about the tribal doodles and motifs that have been seemingly everywhere this year. I drew arrows and added inspiring words seamlessly into their straight and narrow lines. It’s a clean, deceptively simplistic design, and, I think, a rather effective one!
Page two is a bright pop of color bursting into life with several dimensions! First I hand drew random triangles all about the page – no rhythm or reason, just as I saw fit. Then I added a handful of washi tape feathers to my page for a 3d effect and to go with my tribal motif theme. I also added a favorite line from one of Emily Dickinson‘s poems (the entire version can be read here). Now for the really exciting part ~ did you like the washi tape feathers because tomorrow I’ll have a tutorial/DIY posted on how to create your very own! It’s one of my first full-on tutorials and my particular version of the washi tape feathers is ideal for art journaling and scrapbook pages (and it’s super easy and fun!)! I’d love for you to check it out and tell me what you think, so please be sure to visit tomorrow, 10:oo am est!
Namaste ~ Ella
Get Messy is an art journal challenge where a gang of crafty vixens are sharing art journal pages we have created to practice our skills and push past our creative limits with hopes to inspire. We share our pages without restraint every week, and once a month we create around a prompt. Go check out these crazy talented ladies who are creating pages who each have a unique perspective and style. We will be sharing our work around social media so follow the hashtag #getmessyartjournal.
Love your entry. Great handwriting and colors 🙂 Very inspiring.
Thank you Florence! 🙂
Great words in the arrows
Thank you so much Vanessa! 🙂
Great pages 🙂 I love how you used the wash tape for your feathers. But I especially love the arrows & inspiring words. That could totally be a print. Beautiful work.
That’s so nice of you to say, Eliza ~ Thank you! 🙂
Lovely arrow words and I think I will try your feather tutorial!
Thank you so much Sarah ~ and if you do try my tutorial I’d love to see your results! 🙂