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Wednesday
Apr272011

Some things you don’t need for art journaling

Some things you don’t need for art journaling.
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Templates, credit hours, rule books, gallery openings, publisher approval, deadlines, traffic lights, degree coursework, kits, password, violin, certification, encyclopedia, radar detector, noise-cancelling headphones, remote flash, a plan, documentation, volcano insurance, hall pass, depreciation, first class tickets, seminars, networking, telescope, badge, GAAP, FASB, keys, the Cliff's Notes to The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay, a golden ticket, a daisy yellow e-zine, manufacturing facilities, FASTPASS, blue-tooth connectivity, licensing, spell-check, automatic ice maker, search functionality, transistor radio, archives, an ISBN number, library card, GPS, valid passport, smart phone, #2 pencil, themed christmas stickers, a train ticket, an art degree, Six ∑ certification.

Reader Comments (8)

Now what's wrong with Christmas stickers? ;) hehehe Great post!
Much Love!
Paula aka JournalArtista

04.27.2011 | Unregistered CommenterPaula Phillips

Hi Tammy,
This is Anne in Australia and I received your postcard in the mail today. Thank you for being a part of the postcard swap, and for the time you spent to make a lovely and vibrant postcard for me. :)

Your blog certainly looks very colourful and I'll have a bit more of a look around soon.

Thanks once again,
Anne

04.28.2011 | Unregistered CommenterAnne

Are you sure? I'm sure I need some kind of permission slip!

I've been a bit ill, and didn't do anything creative for a long time, but I did a No Frills Prompt recently. It called to me :-) I must upload it soon.

And Daisy Yellow e-zine? Have I missed something?

04.28.2011 | Unregistered CommenterSam

thank GOODNESS we don't need a 6 Sigma (I don't know where to get that character on my keyboard, lol!) certification to do art journaling; I'd be sunk!! ...I keep having to remind myself about no need for a plan or an art degree, and sometimes I still feel the need for "someone's" approval--- so this is a good reminder!! thanks!! (I do think the train ticket would be nice to use on a page, though! :D )

04.28.2011 | Unregistered CommenterJennifer

Love your list! Thank goodness I don't need a rule book, plan, or art degree, or I'd be sunk!

04.28.2011 | Unregistered CommenterAndria

Wonderful post... :]
Great list!
I think I would have "stickers" on the "want" list.

04.29.2011 | Unregistered CommenterApril Cole

Well, some of those things could be used as collage fodder but they certainly aren't needed!
Great post!
Sophie

04.29.2011 | Unregistered CommenterMissKoolAid

Your list enabled me to feel myself just incredibly rich. It liberated me from worry for the cost of the artistic materials - helped me to grasp, reminded that all we need for art journaling is just the flaming heart. Thus you illuminated my Art by Tomas blog with the grateful smile.
Please visit me too. Hope you will enjoy my archives and let me know your mind.

04.29.2011 | Unregistered CommenterTomas

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