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Beyond PAPER DOLLS Immerse yourself in colors, textures, found objects, paint, fabric, metal, and that eternal favorite — paper! Artist, author and designer Lynne Perrella, has invited over 50 mixed-media artists to contribute to this book of over-the-top imaginative interpretations of the human form. Far more than paper dolls, this selection of thought-provoking and innovative “paper personas” will awaken your urge to make artwork that is meaningful, expressive, and full of storytelling. $24.95 On Sale For a Limited Time – Only $12.95 + S&H the candle issue The Candle Issue Volume 2 shares even more DIY candle projects and seasonal blends complete with beautiful photos and step-by-step instructions. From creating your own cozy atmosphere to lifting your mood, there are so many good reasons to bring more candles into your surroundings.…

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

Dear friends, Happy New Year! I hope the beginning of 2022 is already treating you well and that you’re excited to see what the year has in store for you. I’m quite jealous, really, because you’re on the other side of the holiday season, facing a year full of possibilities. I, on the other hand, am three days away from Thanksgiving — and the stress is kicking in. My mind is reeling from short deadlines due to the holiday, worries about the grocery list for our Thanksgiving dinner, and excitement for the long weekend and festivities ahead. It’s an overwhelming mixture of both positive and negative stressors — but, that’s this time of year in a nutshell! When my son was little, I put so much effort into making the…

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

HOPEFUL Musings

I spend many hours in my beautiful home studio, which gives me the opportunity to explore online artist workshops! Lately, I’ve been intrigued with Deb Weiers’ work (@debweiersart), which I discovered through Kara Bullock’s collection of online courses (karabullockart.com). Deb’s subjects are a mixture of realistic figural study, cubism, and fantasy — perhaps I shouldn’t reveal that I can identify nearly all of her characters with someone in my life! (If we’ve met before, please don’t be offended.) MIXING MY MEDIA About the same time I took one of Deb’s online workshops, I splurged on an impressively expensive watercolor set (what a difference better pigments make!), and I also bought some acrylic inks as well as waterproof black India ink — none of which I’ve had success (or interest in)…

HOPEFUL Musings

MORE THAN a Hobby

During the past year I’ve taken several months off from art journaling to re-evaluate how important it is to me. I was in the middle of several lifestyle changes, so I thought I should take a break — a pretty long break actually. Over time I realized a sense of unease slowly creeping into my life, and luckily I knew what I needed to do. Sometimes life gets in the way, and we put off doing things we know are good for us because they seem frivolous. There’s tons of information out there about the therapeutic effects of art and creativity, but there is nothing like the real-life application of setting it aside to truly test that theory. The thing that surprised me the most was how much more passionate…

MORE THAN a Hobby

AWAKEN TO PLACE: Instructions for Living a Life

“Pay attention. Be astonished. Tell about it.”—Mary Oliver Passing cedars, spruce, maples, and towering Douglas fir trees, I descend the final steps of the forest path, cross over the sun-bleached driftwood logs, and step onto the beach. I inhale the salty air and exhale, feeling my body relax. I see bald eagles, ravens, herons, seals, sea lions, and, on lucky days, the misty breath of humpback or orca whales. The water before me is called the Salish Sea. The land beneath my feet, and the forest behind me, is the traditional and unceded territory of the Komox First Nation. This is the place I love. This is the place in which I’m so grateful to live. This is where all my journaling begins. CONNECTING WITH NATURE My art practice has…

AWAKEN TO PLACE: Instructions for Living a Life

WE ASKED THE ARTISTS

Lisa Oxley Baby wipes are my most used household item. A few years ago I religiously used a baby wipe to stencil every single piece I created. I have moved on from this technique in every piece, but they are still essential to my stash. Also, I use a tradesman’s heat tool from the hardware store, as I’m kind of an impatient artist. (Do not dry acrylic paint using a heat tool without effective ventilation and a mask.) Maureen Nadeau Wooden skewers — I love etching into a wet surface with them. Lynne Moncrieff It would have to be tea and coffee. I use them for staining papers and textiles or apply them directly to journal pages. Another favorite for dyeing is black turtle beans. Elizabeth Tichvon Paper towels are…

WE ASKED THE ARTISTS

While I go through the mundane tasks of life — folding laundry, doing dishes, etc. — I often listen to audiobooks. Some of the books I listened to during the months of creating this art journal were by Stacy Lee. In these books, she often included Chinese proverbs that I found inspiring, and one of these inspired the title of this journal, Look Up: “If you find trouble on the ground, look up. The ever-changing sky will remind you that nothing is permanent.” The title was fitting, as many of the quotes I am drawn to are ways to encourage myself and to find peace. Once I have finished the layers of paint, paper, ink, doodles, drawings, and stamping, the words find their visual match. EMBRACING CHANGES I enjoy changing…

A HEART at Peace

My theme for the 2022 New Year is “A Heart at Peace” — that is what I wish for you this year. Right now, I am on a plane flying at 38,000 feet. My husband and I are flying home after helping our daughter and her family move from Orange County, California, to Aubrey, Texas. As the miles increase between us, my heart aches. For 41 years we have been so close, both in our relationship as well as where we live. I feel like a part of me is missing, but I am filled with peace knowing she is happy and that she has a wonderful husband by her side. I know that there is someone greater than I with them, even when I am not. SHARING MY GIFT…

A HEART at Peace

WE ASKED THE ARTISTS

Lisa Oxley I have in the past and will occasionally throw in bulky elements, but I do try and avoid too many extra layers of thicker elements. When you have many journals stuffed together on shelves, respecting the other pieces and pages is important, so I try not to distort the book itself. Carol A. More Since many of my journals are deeply personal and not for sale, I will add bulky elements like little plastic letter block beads, fabrics, flat-backed rhinestones, feathers, etc. to my journals. I tend to create emotional, gritty work, and bulky elements can be symbolic for the burdens we all carry. Lynne Moncrieff Bulky items often make an appearance in my journals as part of the storytelling or a means to bring textural interest. I…

WE ASKED THE ARTISTS

TRASH TO Treasure

When I went to the post office recently, I was so excited to receive my candle order. I love these candles and the packaging. It happened to be Earth Day, and I had been contemplating ways to be a better human on this planet. As I was looking through my order and admiring the packaging, I really did not want to throw it in the garbage, so I decided to use it to create a journal. ECO-FRIENDLY ASSEMBLY The packing papers make up the inner pages of this journal, and I used the cardboard box to make the perfect cover. I also had some ribbon I had saved from another package, so I used it to bind the pages together. When the journal was all assembled, I was so excited…

TRASH TO Treasure

CLUSTERED Stirrings

As an art journal artist, it is extremely satisfying to work on a handmade journal — one that is hand-stitched, bringing tactile pleasure as each page is turned to reveal an inspiring word, gratitude, or a quote. This particular journal started its life from well-worn fabric pieces, a vintage button, and a small bit of fancy ribbon. Various tea- and coffee-dyed page off-cuts, along with interesting-looking scrap papers covered in paint spills and splatters, were cut to size and bound into three separate signatures. This tiny journal was sewn together using a color-coordinating waxed thread, employing the basic pamphlet stitch along the spine. THE MORE THE MERRIER Like so many other art journal artists, I tend to work on several projects at one time. Sometimes I like to begin a…

CLUSTERED Stirrings

THE WRITTEN WORD

SUBTLE SECRETS If you want to get your thoughts down and add them to your journal, but you don’t want others knowing what’s on your mind, try this idea from Nicole Austin. Nicole wrote her thoughts on paper, ripped it up, and used the pieces for collage. Your work will still have your personal touch while keeping certain things secret. You can see more from this journal in the Spring 2019 Issue of Art Journaling. To learn more about Nicole Austin, visit Instagram (@kinueko). BOLD & BEAUTIFUL To create a statement page that really sends a message, go bold with the background and the writing. Here, Theresa Glass filled her page with beautiful flowers, and an inspirational phrase penned prettily in black and highlighted with white pops against all the…

THE WRITTEN WORD

Lisa Oxley grew up in New South Wales, Australia, amidst what she lovingly calls a watery wonderland. If this description conjures visions of mermaids swimming through the deep blue sea, then you’re on the right track. For an impressive combined total of 140 years, Lisa’s family has served the NSW Lighthouse Service. Growing up in the wonderland surrounding the lighthouse, she spent her days frolicking along pristine beaches and lakes. As she recalls, “My first memories were of creating sandcastles and being transformed into a mermaid upon the sand by my brother, always bejeweled with seaweed and shells collected along the foreshore, or the glistening rockpools.” Growing up IN THE wonderland SURROUNDING THE lighthouse, SHE SPENT HER DAYS frolicking ALONG PRISTINE beaches AND lakes. Within this idyllic seaside fairy tale,…

I titled this art journal Fresh Start because when I began, it was the beginning of 2021 and it felt like a whole new world was possible. For years, I have been creating in art journals, builing up many layers over time, and then finally bringing the pages to a “finishing point.” For this journal, however, I started with a brand-new journal — a totally blank slate. Even though there was still a lot of uncertainty at the time, the new year made me feel hopeful, and it was soothing to go through a new journal, adding new layers many pages at a time. PLAYING THROUGH It’s always great to keep exploring a technique when it feels good, and journals provide many opportunities to “play through.” Mandalas and fabric with…

Deep on the lonely bottom shelves of cherished arts-and-crafts stores exists what I believe is a supply often forgotten by the mixed-media community. During this past year, I discovered the remarkable qualities of this hidden gem, not by mistake but by purposely setting out to research and experiment with this mostly overlooked resource. Gouache, I discovered, is made of all-natural pigments and is comparable to watercolor, but it has a chalk-like binding agent added, which makes it opaque. It’s similar to watercolor in that, unlike acrylic paint, you can re-wet it after it dries and it will move again. In addition to its opaqueness, its pigments are intense and are highly reflective — who doesn’t want intense pigment? Gouache, I DISCOVERED, IS MADE OF ALL-natural pigments AND IS COMPARABLE TO…

TECHNIQUES TO TRY

Use scraps of paper to make a unique setting for magazine cutouts, like this model sitting upon torn ephemera. Have fun creating a whole new world with the supplies you have on hand. Artwork by Donna Ogle (p. 30) Vintage sewing notions and packaging are great ways to boost the nostalgia factor in your artwork. Make it even more special by using a piece that once belonged to a loved one. Artwork by Patty Radish (p. 10) In a nature-inspired journal, use a transparent material to create a pocket, and capture small natural objects within it, like the tiny pebbles seen here. Artwork by Nicole Warrington (p. 16) Wax seals add instant vintage charm to a design, but it’s fun and easy to mix things up by mixing colors. Use…

TECHNIQUES TO TRY

EMBRACING Change

I HAVE NOTICED A pattern WHEN I HIT LITTLE SLUMPS IN MY creativity — change WANTS A PLACE AT THE table. Every artist experiences the agony of not feeling inspired to create. Or, we feel the urge to create and then we show up, but our inspiration is not there — it is like an itch that we cannot scratch. What if this is just our Muse calling us to make some changes? What if this is a gift waiting to be unwrapped? I have noticed a pattern when I hit little slumps in my creativity — change wants a place at the table. When I embrace change, I feel joy in creating; when I fight back against change, it is very unpleasant. When I created this journal, I had…

EMBRACING Change

WE ASKED THE ARTISTS

Lisa Oxley I usually date the start and the finish of each journal. If I need date references, it will be in my photo data or on my Instagram. Maureen Nadeau I do date most of the pages, as I think it’s important to be able to look back and be a witness to our own growth. Lynne Moncrieff For no apparent reason I have never dated my journal pages or journals. Nicole Warrington When I have a self-contained themed journal, like a handmade accordion one, I will date it in the front or back cover. When I create unrelated individual pages in a commercially produced journal, I like to date it by the month and year so it reminds me of the season of life I was journeying through.…

WE ASKED THE ARTISTS

A NEW Beginning

In the past, between 2015–2017, I had the pleasure of having my journal pages published quite a few times in Art Journaling. But as time passed, I fell out of the habit of making journals. Other creative endeavors took up my time, mainly oil and encaustic painting. I also wrote and published a children’s book, “Christopher’s Garden,” participated in group and solo art exhibits, and even sold some paintings. THE journaling THAT I HAD DONE BEFORE wasn’t easy, BUT IT WASN’T DIFFICULT EITHER, AND THIS WAS — fortunately, I WAS UP FOR THE challenge. UNEXPECTED ENCOURAGEMENT Although I took a prolonged break from the practice, I still love journaling. I have some of my original journals as well as a file full of pages torn from incomplete projects. I keep…

A NEW Beginning

THE Grace Journal

I created The Grace Journal as a way to process the sudden loss of my mom. The very first page is a piece of watercolor paper that I ripped and cut, and then repaired lovingly with stitches, tape, and bits of paper to symbolize a wound. I made this page before I ever even thought of making the journal. Under this first page is the color pink for healing love. ART THERAPY This journal allowed me to work through so many different emotions I experienced in my grief. I went from extreme sadness to anger, to joy, to celebration, to confusion, to happiness, and then back again. Giving myself the time and space to create in this journal was very healing and soul filling at the same time. This journal…

THE Grace Journal

Soulful Moments: PAPER BAG JOURNALS

The idea for this sweet little journal sprang from the desire to come up with a project for Earth Day. I wanted to use recycled materials as well as what I had on hand. At that same time, my daughter was getting ready to go abroad, and she had asked me if we could buy a journal for her trip. So, I thought, why not make one for her? I had limited knowledge of bookmaking and binding, so I wanted to keep it simple but create something special as well. I looked around and saw empty paper bags on the kitchen floor, and thought, let’s see what I can do with these! The journal needed to be a smaller size for travel. I began experimenting, cutting up the bag to…

Soulful Moments: PAPER BAG JOURNALS

Centered AROUND STAMPING

Stamping is central to my creative life, whether inking-up stamps, hand-carving them, or designing them for That’s Crafty!; therefore, stamping often dominates my art journals. There is a distinct nature theme to my latest stamps, which appear in the journals here. COMPLEMENTING A THEME The delicate Dried Botanical stamps in my journal They Were Wildflowers heighten the vintage feel. The stamps also express the notion of wild-spirited young women with carefree personalities and their own stories to share, and the narrative of them gathering wildflowers to press between the pages of a favorite book. The size of this journal, which can nestle in the hands, seemed an appropriate choice of journal to work in. In contrast, the journal A Time of Beginnings has a more contemporary style. Creating this journal…

Centered AROUND STAMPING

Artful Antidote: BOOKS OF DELIGHT & GRATITUDE TO COUNTER THE COVID BLUES

What do you do when you are quarantined from most of the world, closed off from the aroma of buttery popcorn in movie theaters, or your favorite sit-down restaurant on Saturday nights? I shop on Etsy, which makes sense, as creating in my art journals has brought me joy throughout the years. I especially love creating a visual landscape of French ephemera, decorative tape, lace, and paint on the pages. Etsy is the perfect shopping mall when you are in a lockdown, with so many places to find beautiful ephemera, miles of decorative tape, and libraries of handmade journals from all over the world. While spending more free time at home, I gathered a variety of outstanding items for my art journals, which is how I met Kristi. Her Etsy…

Artful Antidote: BOOKS OF DELIGHT & GRATITUDE TO COUNTER THE COVID BLUES

• Use an old supply or tool you haven’t used in a long time. Give it a second chance at life. (Shared by Leaca Young)• Google the lyrics of a beautiful song, and abstractly write them in your journal using your favorite art pen. Add some musical symbols as they’d appear in a songbook. Finish with scraps of gold leaf. (Shared by Elizabeth Tichvon)• Choose three or four colors inspired by a season, and start a page with blocks of those colors in any medium you like. Continue to add layers however you see fit. (Shared by Narah Kimberly Minardi)• Ask your inner child what she wants right now. Maybe it’s ice cream or a shiny bracelet. Let those images, colors, and textures inspire your page. (Shared by Narah Kimberly…

ANN GAJOWSKI Calabash, NC “ … the right side of my brain [jumps] for joy at the thought of creating art from ‘next to nothing.’” DIANNE FAGO Omaha, NE Instagram: @dianne.fago.art “ … I have been learning and realizing how important it is to follow inspiration wherever it leads me.” DIANNE FAGO Omaha, NE Instagram: @dianne.fago.art ANN GAJOWSKI Calabash, NC “Nothing brings me greater joy than sharing [mixed-media] with my family, friends, and neighbors.” KATHLEEN DAVIS Riverside, CA “Brides Through the Centuries was great fun [to make] … all the brides are my family with true stories.” PALLAS VITITOE Hemet, CA “This journal’s focus is on [the Greek poet] Sappho’s poetry … ” PALLAS VITITOE Hemet, CA “This journal is meant to inspire thought and to provide a tactile experience…

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ABOUT THE PUBLISHER

Since 1994, Stampington & Company has been a leading source of information and inspiration for arts and crafts lovers, storytellers, and photographers around the world. Launched with a small line of rubber art stamps by President and Publisher Kellene Giloff, the company has since expanded to include a variety of bestselling publications. “When it comes to the art of crafting, no one does it better than Stampington & Company.”– Mr. Magazine™ Samir Husni PUBLICATIONS Known for its stunning full-color photography and step-by-step instructions, the company’s magazines provide a forum for both professional artists and hobbyists looking to share their beautiful handmade creations, tips, and techniques with one another. Since its 1997 debut, Somerset Studio has become the flagship publication within the industry and attracts a large, devoted following of readers seeking…

ABOUT THE PUBLISHER

artists’ café Best of Somerset Studio Art & Design The publishers of Somerset Studio invite you to explore the finest moments from over a decade in print with Artists’ Café. This decadent, 144-page magazine is jam-packed with the best paper crafting and mixed-media projects, as collected from past issues of Somerset Studio, Somerset Apprentice, Sew Somerset, Art Journaling, and Somerset Workshop. Relive favorite articles, discover techniques you may have missed or get reacquainted with an admired artist. the cozy issue We are thrilled to announce the fourth volume of the special Cozy Issue of Bella Grace. Within The Cozy Issue, women of all ages will be charmed by stories that capture simple, slow living and tiny moments of happiness. Volume 4 shares heartwarming content that will wrap you in comfort…

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