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Quan Yin, New year
Oh I am late in my postings. This is what happens when you have to get back to work and you were lazy and slept in every day during you staycation. On the other hand, I am writing more and … Continue reading →
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Tagged #Hahnemühle, #KwanYin, #middleofthenight, #nostalgiejournal, #PurpleJazzink, #QuanYin, #robertosterink, art journal, Nostalgie Sketch Book Journal, Pilot Metropolitan Fountain Pen, Quan Yin
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Quan Yin and Mimi’s Clock Pins
My grandmother left me an odd stash of ten little clock pins with mother-of-pearl faces. I don’t know why she had ten. I don’t know why she had them at all as they don’t look like something she would’ve worn. … Continue reading →
Posted in art journal, journal, lojong, meditation, memory, painting, pen & ink, ritual, sketchbook, watercolor
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Tagged #Hahnemühle, #Lamy, #middleofthenight, #nostalgiejournal, #QuanYin, #WATWB, #wearetheworld, art journal, buddha, clock, Daniel Smith watercolors, De Atramentis Document ink, grandmother, jewelry, Lamy Joy, Nostalgie Sketch Book Journal, Platinum Carbon pen, Primatek, Quan Yin, ritual, stopwatch, watercolor
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Quan Yin
My first entry is the lovely god/dess Quan Yin, aka Kannon, or Kwan Yin. She began life as a he, and over many years evolved into she. The goddess of compassion, akin to Avalokiteshvara / Chenrezig and the Taras. Line … Continue reading →
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Tagged #Hahnemühle, #KwanYin, #Lamy, #middleofthenight, #nostalgiejournal, #QuanYin, art journal, Daniel Smith watercolors, De Atramentis Document ink, Diamine Ancient Copper Ink, Fineline masking fluid, goddess, Holbein, Kannon, Kwan Yin, KWZ Ink Foggy Green, Lamy Al-Star, Lamy Joy, Lexington Grey Noodlers ink, Nostalgie Sketch Book Journal, Pilot Metropolitan Fountain Pen, Platinum Carbon pen, Primatek, Quan Yin, Sennelier, Super5 ink, watercolor
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My Secret Journal: Nine, the Ladies
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. Three Lady Deities inspire me: MahaDurgha, the Virgin Mary, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Daniel Smith watercolors, De Atramentis Document ink, goddess, Greenleaf & Blueberry Watercolors, Holbein, Kannon, Kwan Yin, Mahadurgha, Moleskin Watercolor journal, Noodlers ink, Pentalic HB woodless pencil, Platinum Carbon pen, Quan Yin, Senge, Senghe, Super5 ink, Virgin Mary
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Inktober, Week Four
Inktober is done! I don’t know if I inked every day — my priority was writing our book — but I certainly pushed the boundaries of inking and playing with ink. Most of these drawings will be taken further into … Continue reading →
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Tagged #inktober, Aquabee Super Deluxe Journal, art journal, Black Eyed Susan, Burger Meister, Diamine Ancient Copper Ink, Ford truck, Haight-Ashbury, hub survival stout, Mahadurgha, Moleskin Watercolor journal, Noodlers ink, OE sketchbook, Quan Yin, recipe, risotto, Super5 ink
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Inktober, Week Two
Again, mostly I feel like I am cheating because I use ink for under-drawings all the time. Under-drawing for watercolor, our soapstone Quan Yin. I am going to ink her or watercolor her . . . stay tuned! We own … Continue reading →
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Tagged #inktober, Aquabee Super Deluxe Journal, art journal, Black Eyed Susan, Burger Meister, Diamine Ancient Copper Ink, Haight-Ashbury, hub survival stout, Mahadurgha, Moleskin Watercolor journal, Noodlers ink, OE sketchbook, Quan Yin, recipe, risotto, Super5 ink
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Gratitude Journal: My New Chop
Last week was tough, for reasons I’ll not discuss. . . . Leave it behind! I give thanks for the little and not so little things. Mitchell. A not so little thing! And the sunflowers Mitchell brought me, so gorgeous … Continue reading →
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Tagged art journal, Chop, Daniel Smith watercolors, gratitude, Kannon, Kwan Yin, Moleskin Watercolor journal, Pentalic HB woodless pencil, Quan Yin, Sunflowers, Super5 ink, watercolor
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Challenge: One Book, One Pen, One Month, #1
I’m up for a simple challenge like this, or so I thought. Laughingly, the first night I broke the rules. I used multiple colors of the same pen and then used a waterbrush! EEEK! The book: OE NOTES (my favorite … Continue reading →
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Tagged art journal, Cocoiro pens, flag, Ganesha, hanuman, Quan Yin, USA
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Quan Yin Sits
Blue ink with Cocoiro pen and waterbrush (lightly) on Okima OE NOTES sketchbook. Learning to be faster and less structured, less pencil, more ink. Then I played with her in watercolors: Daniel Smith and Golden’s QoR. I enjoyed hitting a new … Continue reading →
Posted in art, color, drawing, india ink, sketchbook, timed painting, watercolor
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Tagged buddha, Cocoiro pens, full moon, Kannon, Kwan Yin, ocean, OE sketchbook, Quan Yin, river
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