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Example - Sketchbooks. Here are some interesting sketchbooks that I have found during my research.
I singled out these sketchbooks because their work has been portrayed in interesting ways that make you want to read what they provided. I especially like all the illustrative work in these sketchbooks as I think a visual aid is much better than a stack of writing. I think that sketchbooks are more interesting when they have drawings and things stuck into them which provide more depth, such as leaflets or postcards. The photographs that I have posted below are a few of my favourites.
This Is How I Use My Sketchbook. Hi, everyone, Judi, here!
I hope you're all enjoying the Challenge and posting all your photos to our Flickr page! While this isn't directly related to the theme, "highly prized", I'm using my sketchbooks quite heavily these days, working through my ideas for where I want to take my stacked journaling design idea. The page above was created with Fineline markers and stacked journaling- the word green, to be exact, which is what created the loopy bits to the outsides of the leaves and the great texture in both the leaves and the stem.
So far I haven't found any design that I haven't been able to enhance with some form of stacked journaling. Here, stacked journaling was screened onto a previously painted sketchbook page using a Thermofax screen and black textile paint.