2022 Gluebook Flip Through Slideshow

This is a flip through of my 2021-2022 gluebook flip through. You can read about some of my favorite pages + the story of some of the things in this gluebook here:
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Next video I'll share what I'm doing to prep my next glue book for 2023!
If you like the music in this video, it was written by husband ‪@RayStein‬go subscribe to ‪@radiant_zero‬ channel to listen to more!
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[@spottedfawn639]

Love your gluebook! And I know I've told you this before, but I like how you're not afraid to leave white space. Some pages are packed and others have white space and I love them all. Also, go hubby! Nice music. Very cool. I like it. It went well with the flip through and reflected the energy of the pages.

[@Artjournalist]

Thank you! This one does not have as many blank spaces as my other books (I blame the zillion chicken images I needed to use lol) but I like the idea of making one that has a lot more space leftover on a page to actually use for writing in to go along with the collage images. And I will tell Ray you liked his songs, that will make his day!!!

[@Paperlover123]

What a beautiful book! Is it a composition notebook? It seemed to have Sooooo many pages!!!! Awesome!!!! ❤️🥰

[@Artjournalist]

Thank you! Yes, this one was made with a composition notebook - so 100 pages - which is definitely a lot! They definitely take awhile to fill up, but that's what I like about them!

[@forever80ssmileygirl58]

I've found a kindred spirit & others like myself..😃..a pair of Itonic pink scissors,a glue stick & over 10,000s of cut-outs over years collected makes me a happy camper. I never knew other people made similar books, it is such a relaxing hobby. When Staples went out, for $1 I got an odd size of 13x17 heavy white paper 500 sheets completely changed my collaging. I have about 200 sheets loose with themes I add to over years, like funny ads, or chimps, cars, candy. For years I kept collage in groupings, but then got more artistic like the freedom you show in your books with such cool variety of mixed pictures is really inspiring & neat that you share your creations with others. Kudos to you. Do you have a method for storing your cut-outs? I've tried so many ways & putting in extra large zip bags by category. Do you have any suggestions where I feel really stifled in my life lately with creativity where sometimes I think what is the point of my art & how to get that flow of excitement of creativity back? Thank you again for sharing your special journals👩🏼‍🎨

[@Artjournalist]

It's always nice to know there are other people who love cutting up magazines! I am actually going to start working in more loose-leaf 3-ring binder journal style this upcoming year. I have tried many, many ways of storing cut-outs + ephemera and while I have an older video on that here - th-cam.com/video/_awY7_0xTeU/w-d-xo.html - my method has definitely evolved a lot more just over these past 2 weeks, especially since kicking off my end of year stashbusting challenge to stop storing things for later and actually use + make stuff with them. I will hopefully have some videos/blog posts out in the next few days to help with some of these things!