Sabrina Ward Harrison
Paperback | Pages: 128 pages Rating: 4.26 | 434 Users | 20 Reviews
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| Title | : | The True and the Questions: A Journal |
| Author | : | Sabrina Ward Harrison |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 128 pages |
| Published | : | October 27th 2005 by Chronicle Books (first published October 13th 2005) |
| Categories | : | Art. Nonfiction. Language. Writing |
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In her books Spilling Open, Brave on the Rocks, and Messy Thrilling Life, Sabrina Ward Harrison shared her thoughts, fears, hopes, and joys through vibrantly illustrated journal entries. Her new work, The True and the Questions, invites readers to allow themselves to "spill open" and create their own illustrated journal, and leaves plenty of space for them to do so. Sabrina's gorgeous art and moving text are interspersed with thought-provoking prompts to readers, encouraging them to draw, paint, collage, and journal.Specify Books Toward The True and the Questions: A Journal
| Original Title: | The True and the Questions: A Journal |
| ISBN: | 0811848620 (ISBN13: 9780811848626) |
| Edition Language: | English |
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Ratings: 4.26 From 434 Users | 20 ReviewsNotice Epithetical Books The True and the Questions: A Journal
Beautiful artwork and journalling but I didn't realize it was a workbook and I would have liked it better if it wasn't. I prefer the style of her other books.I love, love, love art journals. I love scrapbooks, photography books...and this is another nice addition to my modestly growing collection. I love having them on my shelf for me to take down when in the mood to look at something pretty and inspirational. Whenever I feel creatively blocked or just stuck in an artistic dud, all I have to do is walk over to my bookcase (by the ways, not meaning to oversell myself, I absolutely suck at scrapbooking/art journaling...I have only recently accepted the
This is the only journal that I have filled and kept. I wish I still had the ones from high school, but they are paying rent in the staten island dump right now.
As much as this book is one to begin your own art journaling, I use this more as a reference than an actual layout for my art journal. I've tried writing in this and it's alright, but I believe it is more of a stepping stone and not the set up for it. All art journals should be made independently... this is more like an outline to get you started. It's encouraging, but along the way, I've found other things, other questions that beckon attention far more than just the ones she picks out.This is
Very beautiful pages. Love the texture, collages and use of hand made typography.
I love, love, love art journals. I love scrapbooks, photography books...and this is another nice addition to my modestly growing collection. I love having them on my shelf for me to take down when in the mood to look at something pretty and inspirational. Whenever I feel creatively blocked or just stuck in an artistic dud, all I have to do is walk over to my bookcase (by the ways, not meaning to oversell myself, I absolutely suck at scrapbooking/art journaling...I have only recently accepted the
This is a lovely book. It has the author's writings/art in it. It has questions you may answer. I am so captivated by it that once I get working on it, I am immediately drawn in and lose all sense of time. I use glitter pens, fine tip colored pens, and cover every inch of every page. If you struggle with dissociation, or staying in the present, or boredom, or want a new way to journal, or have never journaled before, this art/journal book is perfect for you. It is gorgeous. Very contemporary,
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