Jane Davenport Artomology | Journaling with Artomology Collection with Angela Tombari
Posted by Spellbinders Team on September 20, 2018

Jane Davenport Artomology | Journaling with Artomology Collection with Angela Tombari

Hello everyone! Angela Tombari back with you today sharing a couple of journal pages I made with the Jane Davenport Artomology collection. You can see my first post here.

Spellbinders Jane Davenport Artomology | Journaling with Artomology Collection with Angela Tombari

I think of journaling pretty much like meditation, playing with art supplies and colors is therapeutic, it leaves me peaceful and positively satisfied, no matter the result. Here, I’ve played a lot with colors, especially Jane Davenport Markers and Washi Paper Sheets.

Spellbinders Jane Davenport Artomology | Journaling with Artomology Collection with Angela Tombari

I started working on a piece of watercolor paper, coloring big dots with Jane Davenport Markers and a stencil. I used different colors for each dot and then adhered the Eye Candy die cuts. To create dimension, I die-cut the word Candy three times and adhered together.
A quick tip: the Eye Candy die comes with one eye die only. To make the second eye, I simply reversed the die-cut.

Spellbinders Jane Davenport Artomology | Journaling with Artomology Collection with Angela Tombari

For the second page I basically worked in the same way, changing the background from dots to stripes colored with the Jane Davenport Markers.

Spellbinders Jane Davenport Artomology | Journaling with Artomology Collection with Angela Tombari

The whimsical girls from the Washi Sheets collection are absolutely divine and I love how they beautifully match the colors of the Markers on the page.

Spellbinders Jane Davenport Artomology | Journaling with Artomology Collection with Angela Tombari

I watercolored the outline of two pages of my art journal and adhered a few stripes of Washi Sheets here and there. Finally, when dry, I adhered the two layouts with a strong adhesive and voilà.

Spellbinders Jane Davenport Artomology | Journaling with Artomology Collection with Angela Tombari

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Watercolor paper, watercolor Thank you so much for stopping by, I hope you liked my pages and you’ll try journaling. I’ll see you soon here on the Spellbinders blog.

6 comments

Wow Pages!! So many fun things to play with like the markers, washi tape and the new adorable dies!!! Gorgeous work too!

Beverly Jordan,

I’m In love with these bright colors!!!!

Valentina,

??Molto molto bello Angela!!!???

Api,

Wow ? Angela! Riesci sempre a stupirmi ?

Franca,

Very good Angela!

Ilaria,

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