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Nature can save us. If we save her first.

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I really thought - at first look at my book - that I didn't have anything -. but then this appeared. I didn't take a before shot but this is Page 1 and all the ink in red and blue and the subsequent purply merging of them, is added. 

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I really thought - at first look at my book - that I didn't have anything -. but then this appeared. I didn't take a before shot but this is Page 1 and all the ink in red and blue and the subsequent purply merging of them, is added. 

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what a treet for hot summer days, I use all my "botanicals" gelplate leftovers in the shadow! thank you carla and henrik for a pressious creativ idea you share.
christina

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This is from one of my first notebooks. Diane

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This is fun! Thanks Carla & Henrik!

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It's nice having a lot of my sketchbook drawings from the past fifteen years in one place.  When Henrik said, "there is no failure in experimenting - only learning" that really made sense.
I had an art teacher that was adamant about how each student held their brush - then another one that had us paint with our fingers.  He was my favorite teacher.  Just have fun!  I used my 'squiggle pen' on the girl's hair, shirt, pants & on the boy's hair and neck.  I love those pens.

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Creating distorted 'little beings' is quite satisfying. It brings out the weirdness in me. Thanks to Henrik & his 'stocks in FW' inks - I purchased many colors, 3 "Squiggle' pens, and Posca markers after his first 'Seeded Notebook' class. I'm going to keep working on these books for years!

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I bound three seeded notebooks: one from the first run of this class and two this time around. I tried to work without a plan (hard for me, but I'm working on getting better at that). Mostly I ended up using prints from various old projects and some random photocopies collaged onto Canson Mi-Teintes. For me, three big sheets worked ok. The binding process, which is not always my favorite part, was super fun. As recommended, I didn't look at the spreads until everything was dry. It's really good for my brain, which gets stuck a lot, to try to figure out how to deal with all the different and surprising challenges of each spread. And now for the leap into the deep end of the drawing lessons...scary but in a good way.

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This one has my favorite drawing - the "Fish Face monster". Then I created a weird cougar's face, an upside down crocodile, and a strange looking creature at the top left.

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I seem to be addicted to working on my seeded notebook because it is so much fun! The first one has a few 'monsters' and some big fat red lips on a girl's face. The second one has a couple of my drawings. I used Posca markers, FW inks, collage, watercolors, and colored pencils.

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I'm not really a "monster drawing type person" but this one was too much fun.  Actually, I'm more afraid of humans than monsters so here's my first attempt.  My husband thought it looked like a Wendigo, so that's what I've named it. I used colored pencils, acrylic paint, collage, FW ink & Posca markers.
The teeth on the left should be his 'tail' so I might have to work on that.  Something kind of eerie --- look at the 'dead looking fish' between the fish eyes.  It looks like a creepy face.

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I am currently working on a project about youth bands, so I use the sketches I draw in the gig and photos I took during the band live .(By the way ,my Instagram is @n.mobuis.x, you can see some of these band sketches there)
I wanted to consolidate these sketches into a notebook, so I made these attempts.(Not started to doodle yet)

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2 more pages. Have cut them cut and assembled my booklet which was challenging.

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2 more pages. Have cut them cut and assembled my booklet which was challenging.

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Here are 2 of my pages. Have 2 more although uncertain if I can add more. Anyway, used some cut out images from sketchbooks, previously painted collage pages and some magazine type images.

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This is a notebook about band and music live. I use the sketches and photos I made during the music live .
By the way ,this is my instagram @n.mobuis.x
I upload some of the band sketches on my account.  I wanted to consolidate these sketches into a notebook, so I made these attempts.

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Hello, here are my three collage pages that I have made into my seeded notebook. I’m looking forward to working on my spreads. I really love looking at all the amazing work everyone is doing. Thanks for the redo class! - Diane

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Tofu is gorgeous. Bugsy says hello - he has one eye that is cloudy and scarred but he's super happy :)

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I had these doodles/drawings that I love but have not found their place anywhere so I've themed my black page with them plus a cat. I'm not sure I'm getting this right, I think it's a bit empty on the right there . . but I figure that doing it will guide the next time. :) Trust the process right :D

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Bigger or smaller?

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No. 3

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No. 2

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No. 1

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So far I have three sheets, a grey, a black and a white. I have enough stuff for a couple more maybe. One thought that occurred is how much I have kept that I no longer feel is me - It's not who I am - different feelings come and go with each piece. This has been an enlightenment of sorts. I've used a mixture of pieces because they're all still somehow relevant and I didn't want to start to overthink it all but I have used more of my preferred ones. Think I need more variety of sizes. Hope that all makes some sense. :)

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Hello! Welcome to Seeded Notebook. This is an alternative forum to our main class forum over at Facebook... Henrik will check in daily over the two-week period to view uploaded work!

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Thank you again for your signup and we hope you enjoy the class! -- Carla