These pages came to me over an internal battle. Another Get Messian happen to post a serious and thought compelled post last week. I want to write a post talking all about it but it's hard to put these feeling into true words. I have a dozen different directions I could go in. Do I post in general or do I get specific? Do I risk hurting others? Do I speak with freedom? These are the thoughts, plus a million more that went into creating these pages.
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Get Messy is an art journal challenge where a gang of crafty vixens are sharing art journal pages we have created to practise our skills and push past our creative limits with hopes to inspire. We share our pages without restraint every week, and once a month we create around a prompt. Go check out these crazy talented ladies who are creating pages who each have a unique perspective and style. We will be sharing our work around social media so follow the hashtag #getmessyartjourna
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I love this page, Cody! It's simple and busy and so much fun! In terms of the post, always go with honesty, I think. People will think what they want to think either way! Xx
ReplyDeleteI agree, if you feel like you need to post those words - do it. Or make a journal page about it. I do that a lot.
ReplyDeleteI think you should let it out. We are not here to judge. Just to support. You. Also hilarious woman with glasses and a moustache.I love that comedic hint!
ReplyDeleteI totally understand, sharing my blog with friends means I can't talk about them, but those people aren't worth it anyways! (that's just my personal opinion) We're here to support you and enjoy your art! Beautiful pages, have a great weekend! xo Bec
ReplyDeleteLove the repeated stamp!
ReplyDeleteLove the ampersand stamp and how you repeated it.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed these pages and was thinking about how upbeat it all felt and then I read your post underneath. I think honesty is always the best policy. Just be mindful with how you say what you want to say :)
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed these pages and was thinking about how upbeat it all felt and then I read your post underneath. I think honesty is always the best policy. Just be mindful with how you say what you want to say :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pages Cody! Thanks for sharing. Have a wonderful week! xx
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