Lori! Another wonderful edition to your "Elvie Studio" journal. I haven't even seem some of these nibs before and I adore them too - because of your beautiful illustrations. Always perfect details and colors. Thanks for the dose 'o inspiration. Hope your week is fab-o!!! xoxo, Jeanette
Hi Lori. My daughter is a fountain pen collector. She would certainly like these drawing pages... I absolutely love them. Heartfelt thank you for your pleasant comments (and your e-mail)... my dear special American friend! xoxoxo Eulalia
My goodness girlie..you inspire me so much through your art and makes me want to really pay more attention to the little beauties right in front of me..
Love your blog! Which pen(s) would you recommend for Bible journaling (thin pages) that do not bleed through? I want to use both brush type pens and thin pens-preferably with the ability to color elements of the letter designs for accent. Thanks.
hi fran! thanks so much for your comment on my inspiration monday blog post! to answer your question about pens for Bible journaling, i've had good luck using the sakura micron pens. they do tend to bleed through the paper a bit, but if you'd like to avoid that, you could do your artwork on separate paper and then attach to your Bible page using a dry adhesive so it won't buckle the page. thanks again for stopping by my blog!
Lori! Another wonderful edition to your "Elvie Studio" journal. I haven't even seem some of these nibs before and I adore them too - because of your beautiful illustrations. Always perfect details and colors. Thanks for the dose 'o inspiration. Hope your week is fab-o!!! xoxo, Jeanette
ReplyDeleteLori, WOW, hugs
ReplyDeletelove this - i love my microns, too!
ReplyDeletehave a great week!
Love this! Your pages are always so yummy. I want to learn how to use Derwent Watercolor pencils and colorblocks next... So much to do...!
ReplyDeleteso simple and so beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous display of your nibs!!! Love the post!! THanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteYour lovely art makes me want to get out my calligraphy pens.
ReplyDeleteperfect <3
ReplyDeleteI love your pages.
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Everything you do is a work of art Lori!
ReplyDeleteyou must have the most delicious bookshelf...full of lori-amazingness-books!!!
ReplyDeletehow i'd love to curl up
+ read them all.
xox
Hi Lori.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter is a fountain pen collector. She would certainly like these drawing pages... I absolutely love them.
Heartfelt thank you for your pleasant comments (and your e-mail)... my dear special American friend!
xoxoxo Eulalia
Thanks Lori. I love my micron pens.
ReplyDeleteSuch cool tools you use...seeing your drawing makes me want to learn how to use them.
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful 'toys'! I want some 'play time'!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, another great, inspiring post. How do you do it? You truly are amazing, Lori. Thank you for who you are!
ReplyDeleteHugs xo
so inspired by inspiration monday - your lettering is divine
ReplyDeletethese pages are so wonderful and should be published in a a book for everyone to draw on their inspiration!
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful and inspiring page, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWish you a happy week,
hugs Anja
Your inspiration always brings a smile to my face. I adore your drawings! Wonderful week to you dear...
ReplyDeleteHip-hip-hooray for nibs! Your illustrations are wonderful, Lori!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!
ReplyDeleteHow cool is this illustration... love it all :]
So AWESOME your fantatsic watercoloring!
ReplyDeleteI love the pictures of the nibs, great job!!
ReplyDeleteYou made yummy art supplies even yummier...who knew that was even possible?!?
ReplyDeleteMy goodness girlie..you inspire me so much through your art and makes me want to really pay more attention to the little beauties right in front of me..
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♥Lee Ann
Gorgeous drawings!!! I LOVE those pens, too :) You are always so inspiring!!!
ReplyDeleteHello Ms. Lori! If you decide to sell this as a print, let me know ... I will definitely buy one! LOVE it! :-)
ReplyDeleteLove your blog! Which pen(s) would you recommend for Bible journaling (thin pages) that do not bleed through? I want to use both brush type pens and thin pens-preferably with the ability to color elements of the letter designs for accent.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
hi fran! thanks so much for your comment on my inspiration monday blog post! to answer your question about pens for Bible journaling, i've had good luck using the sakura micron pens. they do tend to bleed through the paper a bit, but if you'd like to avoid that, you could do your artwork on separate paper and then attach to your Bible page using a dry adhesive so it won't buckle the page. thanks again for stopping by my blog!
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