I have been trying to force myself to work on a larger scale. I have always gravitated to producing smaller scale art because it allows me to see results much sooner. However, I often get asked if I have made or will make larger pieces for customers who want a more significant sized piece of art for their home or office or as a gift for someone else.
These images are from my larger Strathmore journal and each page is 9" X 12". That may not seem large to you but it is to me! I usually will have a number of pages on the go at any given time, all at various stages of development. I like to work this way because more often than not, a page will only get so far in a sitting. When I feel that I am not going to get any further with a given page, then I will move on to work on another. I never try to force myself to finish a page. I have always felt that everything comes to me when it is ready to and always have faith that everything gets done when it's supposed to. Of course, this approach means I have TONS of half-done things on the go at all times, but it also means that often when I get on a real roll, many projects all get finished at the same time too. And that is a phenomenal feeling of accomplishment!
Anyway, at some point these pages may turn into art for sale. Or they may remain just as journal pages. We shall see. I've made a few notes in the caption of each image so you can see what I am using for materials and techniques with each of these pages.
Hope you are all having a wonderful day!
Joanna
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| Gelli plate prints, stamped images, recycled materials (for the hands) |
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| All kinds of small scraps of papers glued onto page and then various rubber stamps used. |
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| Gelli plate print plus stamped images |
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| Gelli plate print plus stamped images |
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| Gelli plate print plus flower images from a napkin, dimensional paint, stamped images and face image prints |
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| Gelli print on tissues, flower images from a napkin, Gelli print scraps, rubber stamping |
