of art journaling.
I wish my handwriting was more legible, more elegant, but alas. Not this time around. Next time I plan on watching the syntax a little more carefully, too. :P

I hope I get faster at this. Today waaaay exceeded 30 minutes. This is probably a rarity, though, because I won't always do a full page.
I wish my handwriting was more legible, more elegant, but alas. Not this time around. Next time I plan on watching the syntax a little more carefully, too. :P

I hope I get faster at this. Today waaaay exceeded 30 minutes. This is probably a rarity, though, because I won't always do a full page.
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Date: 5 Aug 2011 03:26 am (UTC)Beautiful! And I love to see handwriting on (some) people.
Some - as even if it probably makes me a not-so-good archivist, I am not good at figuring out handwritings.
Also - there is a childhood fear. As both my parents and majority of my relatives have TINY handwriting, as a child I was sure that I would NEVER be able to do anything like that* myself.
But I knew being unable to write a cursive as an adult would be a shame and I hated feeling ashamed. So I hoped: "If I use REALLY tiny print letters, may-be people will not notice that I do not know how to write in cursive?!"
* I was kind of right - my own handwriting has remained childishly round and big
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Date: 5 Aug 2011 09:24 am (UTC)I like your handwriting, though. It is clear and precise, another thing I'm not too good at. :P
Your anecdote about small writing reminds me of a girl I knew in first or second grade (I moved around so much it is hard to remember which). She wrote so tiny that you had to hold the paper close to your nose to read it. The teacher was always trying to get her to write bigger, but the girl never could. :)
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Date: 5 Aug 2011 02:05 pm (UTC)And how wonderful to have gotten a trout <3
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Date: 5 Aug 2011 05:23 pm (UTC)And yes about the fish. I felt downright blessed. :D
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Date: 5 Aug 2011 06:03 pm (UTC)Thank you for the inspiration. I don't know when or how, but I *will* start a regular journal one day soon. Your "lighten up" approach might lead me to a similar one that moves me past the barriers I create for my own creativity.
Congratulations on challenging yourself and creating yet more beauty.
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Date: 5 Aug 2011 06:19 pm (UTC)And I hope you do create a journal. We tend to be our own worst critics, stopping the art before it can even become, so amen to the resolution to tear down those self-imposed barriers.
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Date: 9 Aug 2011 08:50 pm (UTC)If I would have, I'd have tried a little harder to be entertaining. ;)