this week, the documented life project challenge was to
ask someone to draw on your journal page, and then finish it.
to be honest, my first thought was "yikes!"…..
because i knew i'd have to hand over some of the control of my page,
and well, that's an entirely different kind of challenge!
so, i asked my little dutch sweetie to join me in the project,
and when i saw what a great page he had drawn,
i thought "double-yikes", because i didn't want to mess it up!
the first thing i added were some washi tapes that my dutch boy and our son
brought back from a recent trip to japan.
i traced the shapes from the page, and cut them out of the washis.
then i added some color and other details to the page…..
and once i was finished…..and finally got over being a nervous wreck...
i was able to think of those "yikes" as "likes",
because it really was a lot of fun collaborating with
my very talented little dutch sweetie!
{supplies: moleskine planner, fabriano artistico 140 lb HP paper, pentel colorbrush,
derwent inktense pencils, 6B graphite pencil, micron pens, washi tapes}
Lori,
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous collaboration!!! Bravo, Walther!!! You know how I love my washi tapes and I love what how you've been using them. A lovely page and memory of a special father/son trip! Like all your creations, it is amazing!!!
Happy Friday Eve!
XooX,
Jeanette
great teamwork! washi tape pebbles! you are so clever!
ReplyDeleteYou make a great team! Your husband is quite the artist!
ReplyDeletePrecioso trabajo en equipo!! Congrats!
ReplyDeletea simple sketch by wv, then, big-time amplified/beautified by lori.
ReplyDeletethat's how we roll, for 30 yrs. already! xXx
A wonderful double-act. You rock!! A fabulous page, you'll have to share some more pages. Calls for a special wv/lv journal, methinks :o)
ReplyDeleteMargaret xx
What a fabulous page! I did not know your husband was equally talented! I love the washi tape stones. That was really creative. So many memories captured in that page. Well done!!
ReplyDeletewell done to you both! x
ReplyDeleteNicely done - both of you! I'll bet your dutch sweetie had a few 'yikes' moments, himself, when he was faced with a blank page in your journal.
ReplyDeleteFabulous! Getting out of our comfort zone is often a great growing experience! Wonderful collaboration!
ReplyDeleteI think this collaboration is wonderful and created a lovely memory page. How fun to have Washi tapes direct from a trip to Japan. Yikes to Likes gets two thumbs up!!
ReplyDeleteCreative Collaboration Bliss...
What an absolutely beautiful page!!! And what a gift you now share together!!! Love, love, love!!!!
ReplyDeleteoooh i love love that you two work together
ReplyDeleteI love this journal page!
ReplyDeleteI love that you two worked on a piece together! I for some reason assumed your dutch sweetie wasn't artistic, I was wrong!! Thanks for showing how to use the Washi tape as part of the picture not just as a border.
ReplyDeleteYour Dutch Boy is an artist too! I love this Lori...what a great team you make! xoxo
ReplyDeleteWow Elvie what a fantastic page - your Dutch Boy certainly has a flair for sketching and paired with your talent for skills with painting and ability to add touches of delightful detail, your collaboration page is gorgeous. What a wonderful souvenir to his trip to Japan Do you think that your Dutch Boy will be wanting to start his own Journal.
ReplyDeleteWarmest best wishes,
Susanne
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