LINDA KITTMER'S FIBRE ART, PHOTOGRAPHY & JOURNALLING: journaling

LINDA KITTMER'S FIBRE ART, PHOTOGRAPHY & JOURNALLING

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Showing posts with label journaling. Show all posts

Showing posts with label journaling. Show all posts

Friday, February 17, 2012

Playing with My Name

Today I've been playing with my name as part of the Letter Love 101 online class. I don't think I achieved the abstracted image...

Thursday, February 16, 2012

Better Late Than Never...

With Valentine's Day being on Tuesday and the Letter Love 101 course, I wanted to play with hearts and a 'love' message. I st...

Monday, February 13, 2012

Going Around in Circles

Today, again thanks to the Letter Love 101 online class, I've been playing around (pun intended, LOL) with journaling in circles. ...

Journaling on Watercolour Grid Lines

Another wonderfully inspiring lesson from Letter Love 101 . It's not too late to sign up! Amazing videos and tutorials that will be...

Monday, February 6, 2012

From Thoughts and Words to a Journal Page (and a beautiful pantry!)

Here are some of the journal pages I've been playing around with as practise for the Letter Love 101 class. It's great to ...

Sunday, February 5, 2012

Fun Art Fonts

Yesterday's art activity involved exploring a variety of hand drawn art fonts for my journaling. Thank's to Joanne Sharpe's wo...

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Linda Kittmer: Ontario, Canada; I am a fibre and mixed media artist who works primarily with my own hand-dyed fabrics, fibres and threads. I enjoy creating unique pieces using various surface design techniques. In the spring of 2006 my friend Heather and I started the 'Group of Eight Fibre Artists’ or GOE (rhymes with toe) as we refer to ourselves. We meet monthly, inspiring and challenging one another in our art. I also enjoy photography and art journalling and I try to make time for art daily. I say try, because all of this art is fit into my volunteer role as a foster 'Mom' to Future Dog Guides which I raise for the Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides. I raise these incredible puppies from 6 1/2 weeks until they are about 10 to 12 months old, teaching them all of their basic commands and socializing them, getting them ready for life as a working guide dog for one of six roles: Canine Vision, Hearing Ear, Autism Assistance, Seizure Response, Diabetic Alert or Service Dog for the Physically or Medically Disabled.

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