Monday, September 25, 2006


top - "completelynew friends, great advantage available"
blue fibe tip pen

bottom - "alterations enrich appreciation"

Black biro.

I wanted to have a go at a couple of pages just using one colour. I'm finding it difficult to find text on these preface/introduction pages, it's dry old text at the front of Bibles!! Consequently, I'm not very happy with either of these and also because the text doesn't stand out very well.

6 Comments:

Blogger Linda D. said...

Lol, know what you mean about prefaces being boring! I'm going to have similar problems if I ever do anything to the intro page in my book!

I rather like both of these, especially the bottom one - perhaps you could go around the text boxes using a broader nib or a darker pen to help them stand out more? I did that on one of mine when I 'lost' the text and it seemed to work.

But love your attempts at monochrome, well worth trying ;D

hugs, Linda.

1:26 PM  
Blogger emhowl said...

Jolly good phrases, so long as you are keeping up with your old friends. I love the look of a huge library with the black page.

I've begun mine, I've just got to remember how to alter the heading on my new blog!

Elizabeth x

4:27 PM  
Blogger Lara Lorelei said...

I've been watching this text book and Linda's in awe, I couldn't see how on earth you could find inspiring words to link together. I finally got the hang of this yesterday when slecting text for my 1"squares. All I need is time and a book to work in.

Claire xx

2:56 PM  
Blogger Jill said...

I missed these two - praps it was blogger or more likely me :)
These are both interesting pages - I like the effect of both - if I can ever get myself away from COLOUR lol - I will give it a go
xxx

6:52 PM  
Blogger Kim said...

I like texture of the black biro page. I've a couple of blank pages that I intend to write on when the time comes - things like: this book belongs to... if found, please...

or - even considered stamping a word on the page and knitting it into captured text.

5:15 AM  
Blogger artfulzebra said...

Lovely ideas, Kim, might have to "borrow" those when I get back to working on this project! :o) Thanks!

Maz

9:26 AM  

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