\ncongratulations pa & ma!<\/li>\n
\nI lost count here…)\u00a0 – congratulations to y0u too dear ones!<\/li>\n
\nPaper Stacks<\/strong>…<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
…lots of artist show their stacks on their blog today.
\nBe it papers, books, journals, or anything else. I haven’t seen any of the
\nother artist’s posts yet, but I presume when I start bloghopping I will come
\nacross some fun and high piles of paper, books, journals and artwork.
\nI reckon I’m not the only one collecting piles…<\/p>\n
I took photos for you of some of my art journals (The pile could have been
\na lot higher!) so let me show you what I got… enjoy!<\/p>\n
Aaaahhhh… a huge stack of art journals.
\nDoesn’t it look fabulous?!<\/p>\n
(Did I really fill them all? Wow! I could not resist to zoom in on the pages…<\/p>\n All my art journals are handmade. This is how the spine looks when the book is bound and ‘ready to use…<\/p>\n … and this is how it looks when I filled the last page!<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.maritspaperworld.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2011\/09\/01-journal-stack.jpg\" "\\"01-journal-stack\\"")
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\nThe art journal on top is the one I am still working in.
\nYou can see it: half of the book still shows neat, white paper.)<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
\nI use several, different techniques to bind them (Japanese binding,
\nCoptic binding) Some of them have this ‘Sewn-Over-Tapes’ binding
\nthat I learned from L.K. Ludwig<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n