So I opened it and cut the ends off.
I thought I would use it as is to make something, then the wheels started turning again and I traced it onto aquarelle paper and made this.
Next time, I will make a bigger flap to close it an lighter weighted paper. Prototypes are all about using what's on hand.
I will water color the cover and use this book to experiment with an unusually dimensioned paper.
And below are some sketches I have been doing.
The first is just parts and pieces
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This page is my first response to this month's prompt: Highly Prized
8 comments:
I LOVE this book you made! How neat that it came from a spaghetti box of all things. I like how your wheels turn!
Very creative book! I love your doodling!
Awesome Annmarie! I love it. Your doodling is much better than anything I can draw!
Happy New Year!
Hugs,
Carrie
Would make a great scrapbook!
What an awesome little book Annemarie! You got MY wheels turning now... making a strange shaped book would be nice! Your doodling and drawing is amazing! Keep on rockin' woman!
I definitely won't look at a spaghetti box the same way from now on - great idea!
Good idea. Love the book. Your 'mom' sketch is very creative. You are a very talented artist.I also love your doodlings from your last entry.
great idea!!!
Oh wow! Keep on turning those wheels ;)
What an awesome idea! Love your sketching and drawing..beautiful!
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