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I just love what you did to the picture of the Doge. The lady is very lovely, too, but she was lovely from the beginning. Whereas he was just a very stern looking rich old man in black and white. And now he's got flamboyance!

Thank you for so much information.

New subbie here! Wow! I love these technics! Pretty awesome!

What a beautiful and creative video! thank you, Kelly...I'm going to use this technique right away!

I love messing stuff up! Thank-you for all these ideas. 🙃

This technique is fantastic! It’s also very satisfying to “break” the image and then go back and “fix” it. Thank you for sharing your talent and ideas.

Omg thank you! This looks awesome and I can’t wait to try it

Cool!!!!! That looks like a lot of fun!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤TFS

The thing I find about art in a journal, is that you remember the day when you flip through and look back. More so than with photos. I find most people are curious because yoh don't often see people drawing in public. If you are brave enough, have a chat with them.

Thank you for sharing this technique and all the very interesting videos you make. You are such an inspiration!

This is so much fun

Can you use wrapping paper, copy paper, computer printed copy paper, scrapbook paper, cardstock paper, newspaper, etc.?

I can't find Part 1 in your list of videos. Where can I find Part 1?

I don’t have a sewing machine so would I be able to glue it to my pages?

Hello and thank you I tried it and it came out so good if I say so myself love watching your videos ❤

I love the look(s) of this! But I’m not familiar with gouache paints. But I’m new to all this stuff. I’m certainly giving this technique a try. What fun! Thanks! ❤️💜💚

Super inspiring - thanks for sharing!!😍🙂

Fantastic technique! Thank you for sharing...💙🌿💙

Kelly, I was so hoping you were gonna give the lady with the headdress a Frida-esque unibrow.

Interesting process! Won't the paper be ruined when the oil goes rancid in a few months? Or, is it okay when it's dried? Just curious. :)

Very creative thank you❤

Way cool! Thanks for sharing

Fabulous tutorial! ❤

This is so awesome! I’m so glad I found your channel and I’m going to experiment with all these ideas for the rest of the day. Thank you!

These were wonderful, I thought you were going Frieda Khloe and then you went Carmen. I think this looks like so much fun. Can't wait to try it.

I LOVE her!!!!! and everything else you did!!

What a wonderful technique! Thank you so much for sharing. Be blessed. ♥

Love these ideas ❤

I find these techniques fascinating; however, my concern has to do with copyright laws. It is my understanding that if you use copyright images they must be unrecognizable when you are finished. Many of what you do leaves the images recognizable. How do you deal with that? Thanks!

With glossy paper, the ink is sitting on top of a coating meant to grab ink during printing so the ink is going to smear a bit and come off as you go along. With matte (uncoated) paper, some of the ink sinks into the paper and combined with it being a non-slick surface the ink is pretty much going to stay put. Since the matte paper lacks a coating, the paper won't be as durable either.

Great technique! I loved the lady with the flowers on her head 💚💙💜🩶❤️💛🩷🩵🧡♥️🤎

Very unique great video

I have an online course THE BOOK OF YOU: How to Make and Keep an Illustrated Journal. You can find it here ($32): kelly-s-school-b1d1.thinkific.com/courses/the-book-of-you-making-and-keeping-a-visual-diary

What a great response you’ve received for this tutorial (and check out all those views!!)…and no wonder. I thoroughly enjoyed this one and will definitely try it out. I particularly liked the pages from your coffee table book on roses and goodness knows I have quite a collection of those 😂 Thanks, as always, for your informative and succinct presentation xx

Well, you've done it again, Ms Marvelous! These rolled, folded and kneaded paper pieces were just outstanding! To have made as many of them as you did, you must have some very strong fingers Kelly! I loved the sound and look when they were finished. Like really soft, sort of suede pieces of fabrics. And near the end, the pieces you'd glued together to possibly use as a book cover, were just primo! As always, thank you so much, for this really unique share, Kelly!

I am wanting to turn a piece of silk into a tapestry hanging for my old dollhouse. I'd appreciate any tips.

Great information. Thank you for the reply.😀

I forgot to ask this question that accured to me while watching you scrub away. Why do you spray your rubbed off pages with water, before applying pastels? Do you have to do that? Will the pastels not stick as well if the page is left dry? Thanks in advance.

OMGosh Kelly, I just finished watching this one, and it's got me beyond pumped up!! So simple, and yet so delicious! Per chance, did you learn this cool technique in Italy, or just in everyday living? Man, but I have greatly missed witching you work on your table! I also love the little hodge podge book that you mentioned that you might put together, as you layered on some of these pieces! I could just watch you create for hours and hours. Thank you so much for this intriguing work!

OK Kelly, I'm finally back, and able to watch your latest two videos. I CANNOT wait for this first lesson! I'm already going thru my head, a list of cool mage and big books I have to use for this project! Thank you in advance, and I'll check in with you again, once I watch both of these. And...WELCOME BACK HOME again, you've really been missed my friend! :)

This inspires me!! Could you share the name of the magazine you mentioned that comes on newspaper-type paper? It looks interesting!

Thanks

I only just found your lovely video and recommendations (knew of some, some are new!), so I'm late to the game but will contribute anyway. Some sites that have free vintage images are Heritage Type, The Graphics Fairy, Old Book Illustrations and Project Gutenberg (which is more about copyright-free books, but I love the illustrations in old children's books). For photos, there's always Unsplash and similar sites for current royalty-free images, but so many vintage treasures can be found on Flickr under The Commons and the Smithsonian Institution, for example, and there's an oddly captivating "Sociological Record" collection compiled by Zofia Rydet in Poland after WWII. Isn't the internet a wonderful place when you want it to be? ❤❤

I now have a small stash of papers! Yay! I tried it before with hand cream and other lotions and had no luck. I used avocado, olive and grape seed oils. I used a seed catalog, and an art magazine on good paper. The colors brightened a little overnight after the papers dried. Next step collage them together in layers to make something less fragile. This was my first time to see you. I've subscribed and can't wait to see more! Jan in Oklahoma

A concern I have, would be, whether the oil from the pages would spread to the next pages of a junk journal?

Thank you so much for this. Was in tears watching. I am off to make something...

I tried immediately

Oh, this is so exciting to me! I want to do several master boards only using these papers!

Just found your channel and I was so excited to see this video! So glad you posted it! Our house is surrounded by giant walnut trees. Thank you.

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