Drawing Your Days 2: Hybrid Art Journaling With Polaroids and Memorabilia
Zoe Balsam Biggs, Memory Quilts & Other Fun Art Stuff
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Drawing Your Days 2: Hybrid Art Journaling
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The Project
1:24
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Set-Up
2:02
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Polaroids & Photos
4:34
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Elements & Memorabilia
1:48
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It's A Wrap
1:12
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In this class, we’re diving headfirst into one of my favorite themes: capturing the little things—those small, often overlooked moments that make life lovely (and weird, and funny, and kind of perfect). This is the heart of my own art journaling practice, and now we’re going to add a playful twist: photography! But not just any photography—think Polaroids, instant snaps, those little rectangles of magic that develop right before your eyes.
And that's not all! I am also bringing in the beautiful chaos of daily scraps: receipts, stickers, wrappers, labels, random notes, business cards, fortunes from cookies... basically anything you find in your pockets at the end of the day and might even plan to throw away. But hold onto that item, it may just be the starting point for a journal entry!
No Polaroid camera? No problem! Ask a friend or neighbor to borrow one for a few days. Grab a pack of film and embrace the thrill of choosing just the right moments to capture. Or print out a photo the old fashioned way, or use your home printer.
This is a partner class with my original class "Drawing Your Days: Start Your Journal Habit". Feel free to hop in here, or do a refresh and renew with the first class. They are stand alone classes, but happen to work great together too.
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Hello! A native New Yorker here, who has been living, working and creating in Los Angeles for more than 20 years.
I love learning & teaching on Skillshare. In fact, I began as a Skillshare student and quickly realized I could use my teaching skills to... well... share the joy. Or as they say here, share the skills.
I spend a lot of my time on sewing projects, and I have a class on Making A Memory Quilt (that's a quilt made out of old t-shirts and other special memorabilia). I also have a beginner project class: Making A Clear, Zippered, Pouch.
SEWING RELATED CLASSES:
o How to Make A Memory Quilt
o Making A Clear, Zippered, Pouch
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Proyecto de clase práctica
The goal of this class is to gently (but with flair!) nudge you into a new and playful way of capturing your days — art journaling, but with better props and fewer existential spirals.
You will create (at least!) two journal entries:
• One featuring a photo (a Polaroid if you’ve got one, or a printed pic if not — either will do!)
• One with a little treasure from your day — a ticket stub, a tag, a napkin, a receipt from a memorable coffee — anything that represents a hint of the moment, and may have seemed like garbage at one point too!
Your photo and memorabilia item will be put to enchanting use in one of six delightful techniques I'll demonstrate in this class. It’s all about helping you weave unexpected visuals into your journaling habit, effortlessly and artfully.
By the end, you’ll be preserving moments you may have overlooked. Come make some beautiful, slightly chaotic, weirdly detailed art journal entries.
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