I finally got around to making my tag journal for last week when I was on The Big Island.
I took along the same KONA journal I made for my trip there last year, adding in more blank pages.
I spent a little time most days making entries for each day, so I could look it over during the year and remember this wonderful week. I usually did this on the lanaii overlooking the ocean where we spotted dolphins 1 day and migrating whales a couple of times. I know, I know...Paradise.
I also was inspired to make another little remembrance of Kona, 'cause really, I am just cuckoo for Kona. I neglected to buy Hawaiian sea salt, Kona coffee and Honey Roasted Macadamia Nuts to bring home. MUST GO BACK.
For the little Kona remembrance I wanted to use the new honeycomb paper that I learned about from Tim Holtz's February Tag. I ordered the paper before I left, so it was waiting for me when I returned home. And I used some of the lettering styles I'm learning from Teresa in Letter Whimsy II. The "pointillist" style she taught us looked to me like sand sprinkled on a page.
I took along the same KONA journal I made for my trip there last year, adding in more blank pages.
I spent a little time most days making entries for each day, so I could look it over during the year and remember this wonderful week. I usually did this on the lanaii overlooking the ocean where we spotted dolphins 1 day and migrating whales a couple of times. I know, I know...Paradise.
I also was inspired to make another little remembrance of Kona, 'cause really, I am just cuckoo for Kona. I neglected to buy Hawaiian sea salt, Kona coffee and Honey Roasted Macadamia Nuts to bring home. MUST GO BACK.
For the little Kona remembrance I wanted to use the new honeycomb paper that I learned about from Tim Holtz's February Tag. I ordered the paper before I left, so it was waiting for me when I returned home. And I used some of the lettering styles I'm learning from Teresa in Letter Whimsy II. The "pointillist" style she taught us looked to me like sand sprinkled on a page.
3 comments:
how great. Hawaii is such a place to look back on with great fondness. I haven't been since way back in the early 1990's but I can go back there in my mind in an instant.
Love your book.
Ah, Hawaii......If you weren't such a lovely person I'd be green with envy. Boy, you really got to work on those illustrated journals. Your lettering is so fun. What is the color-arranged wheel looking thing in the background of the last photo? It looks interesting.
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