Here are the first two pages in the journal. Well, actually the last page in the journal and the first. I did the last page first to see how the paper would handle watercolors. As you can see, it is not too bad if the painted areas are small.
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That dreaded first page. Well, since I had already broken in the journal by testing out the last page, this one was easier. For some reason, there is always pressure on that first pristine page. I did a quick sketch, then jotted down some thoughts on starting a new journal.
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As you can see, there is alot more buckling with larger watercolor washes. But I've made my peace with it. And after I turn the page, that dreaded first page is behind me.
How is your art/writing/sketching practice going?
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