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Showing posts with label doodling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label doodling. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Random Free Fonts
I recently took a doodling class online. A reasonable price it was but I have been looking for something that will help me with various styles. Well, today, while looking at my google front page, and noticing I have random free fonts that show up everyday on my front page, why don't I grab marker and paper, and practice the ones that show up every day. There are about five or six of them. Can you imagine how many fonts I can learn how to do, and find which ones I love the most to incorporate into my journaling or art work. Try it...random free fonts on google.
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Review-the Journal Junkies Workshop Visual Ammunition for the Art Addict
This book written by Eric M. Scott and David R. Modler is a 4 star ****.
Pages 1-31 are the intro, supplies and equipment list and the why of the book.
Every few pages has full sized pages of the art work graffiti like work, composed of journaling and quotes along with instruction on how to's between the examples.
Many various techniques are included: image transfers, water color techniques, how to make a pop-up page, text and doodling and drawing.
It has much in the book for eye candy like many books do, but is a fun book to look at to review techniques that you have perhaps forgotten to use in your collages for awhile.
Pages 1-31 are the intro, supplies and equipment list and the why of the book.
Every few pages has full sized pages of the art work graffiti like work, composed of journaling and quotes along with instruction on how to's between the examples.
Many various techniques are included: image transfers, water color techniques, how to make a pop-up page, text and doodling and drawing.
It has much in the book for eye candy like many books do, but is a fun book to look at to review techniques that you have perhaps forgotten to use in your collages for awhile.
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