Note: I am writing a story/journal that I don’t want to show before it is published in full. These are some of the illustrated pages in the sketchbook for the story.
In honor of Ganesha Chaturthi, or Vinayaka Chaturthi,
our bronze Ganesha head adorned by Mitchell with red Indian beaded tassels.
Waiting for writing, this page is ink on shellacked paper.
OE journal with shellacked pages and De Atramentis Document and Super5 inks
to be used as a tip-ins in my Moleskin 8×11 watercolor journal.
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Awesome art. You should be in India this time of the year.
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From your mouth to Ganesha’s ears!
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Nice. Are you going to journal or add some type of poetry or other piece on this!
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Thanks! Yes! I am writing a book that I don’t want read until it is finished, but it is in a journal format. I am sharing some of the drawings. I talk about it here: https://dkatiepowellart.me/2015/09/19/my-secret-journal-one/ Love your blog!
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shellac is one of my favourite things in the whole world.. this is going to be fabulous
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And how do you use it? Do you have a blog post about it? There will be more shellac postings as I am finding various inks work well on shellac!
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Beautifully done.
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Thank you Beth!
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Wow this is fabulous. I love the color choice too. Well done
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Both Mitchell and I love Ganesha — and I tend to see him in these colors. Thanks Nicole!
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What a wonderful piece of art. I love the journaling idea. Blessings, Janet, PPF
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Thanks Janet; I agree with your last post, that where we are broken is where the light gets in. Best.
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