AJC10 Week 21 Catch-up - It's going to be OK

This page is the "twin" to "New Heights" although I altered the folder tag which originally said "My secret place".

Credits:

Cream paper, Girl on Wall with Bird and folder tag - Crafthouse Press, Santoro's Gorjuss 3-D Die-cut Decoupage

Black flock paper (from 8" x 8" sheet) - GCD Studio, Nina Higgins's Paris Nights 48 Sheet Collection Pack
Pink paper - Papermania, Mini Journal papers
Black pen - Sakura

AJC10 Week 4 - Playing with colour - Don't be Messy

This week's theme is: "Letting Loose with Color" with the instruction "LET GO! LET LOOSE! BE FREE!". So you're thinking what's the above to do with that? It's part of a multipage thought but also an exploration of being messy (including paint splats in the layout, which I've not really done before), although as I said in the journal the irony is that as a digital page, no physical mess is involved. The red tag caption says: Some rules were made to be broken.

Credits:

Background paper: Baer Garten Designs, Whites paper
Central paint panel: Tangie Baxter, Splattergraffiti Red Border
Red tag and black string elements: Studio mgl, Dreams in Colour 2.0 elements
Red and black splodges: Elizabeth Weaver @ DSP, Black, White & Red All Over kit
Black pen for journalling - Kuretake

AJC10: Prologue - page 2

This page follows on from the quotation layout on page 1. I wanted to explain and capture my earlier blog of today, so that the quote tied in with the Art Journal project. I used Photoshop to alter the size of digital art elements to fit into my 6x6ish format.

Credits:
Background paper - Tangie Baxter, Art Journal Caravan Steamer Trunk Papers
Altered Word card - Tangie Baxter, Art Journal Caravan Parcel 1
Travel Journal book element - Tangie Baxter, Art Journal Caravan Steamer Trunk Elements
"Admit One" ticket tag - 7 gypsies
"Destination Unknown" wooden tag, part of Travel Dipsticks tag set - We R Memory Keepers

AJC10: Prologue to the journey - page 1

My first page is actually a prologue to my journey and is a quote from the Alanis Morisette song "Thank U". It's a quote that close to my heart and reminds me that although letting go can be scary its rewards are greater.

Credits:

Background paper - C'est Magnifique, Rhonna Farrer (cut down from a scrapbook page 12x12)

Black glittery Lettering - Making Memories (I think)*

Spidery handwriting - my own with ZIG Memory System Black acid-free Writer pen

Tags - designer/supplier details not known now*

Flower dimensional stickers - Whimisical Flowers, Jolee's boutique*

Hole punch - Crop-a-dile

*Purchased over 12 months ago, may no longer be available