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My art journal page project for December the last main Mission: Inspiration Facebook challenge for 2018. To watch the process of how I created this page from start to finish, click the YouTube link below!
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For some strange reason, this post didn’t go live yesterday when it should have! Oops! I’m releasing it now if you haven’t already seen the video!
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Today I’m playing in my large Dylusions Creative Journal, creating an art journal page with very little to it. An exercise in leaving white space and using restraint – which is so difficult! For many of us, leaving so much white space is counter-intuitive and goes against everything we feel should be doing or adding into in an art journal page. Click below to watch how I created this page and my thought process behind leaving all the white space.
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Here’s a fun and whimsical art journal page in my large Dylusions Creative Journal using the November Mid Month Mini Mission word as my inspiration! This month the word is “Trust”. 
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Sometimes we see things or images that take us on a strange journey. Today I found an old image of a Victorian gentleman that reminded me of a rooster, mainly because of his wild unruly haircut!
So, I found an image of a rooster and combined the two using my Adobe Photoshop to make a quirky and whimsical art journal page that gently pokes fun at evolution.
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