2 junk journals - 2 totally different styles - created simultaneously #2: TEAR, CUT & DISTRESS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- I wanna show that inspiration can be everywhere, no matter which style, materials, mediums or tools you have! You can turn every inspiration you get from somewhere into your own, very unique piece of art. No matter if you're a junk journaler, card maker, art journaler or something totally different!
In this video I show you different techniques on how to tear, cut & distress your pages for your junk journal to achieve the style you're looking for.
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Wonderful! I so appreciate how you explain all the details around the colors. Thanks for consistently inspiring us! 🤗❤️ Tamara
Thank you, Luise, for creating this series of tutorials. It's like a college-level art course in papercrafting. I know I'll be referring back to it often for ideas and inspiration. Perhaps we should start calling you "Professor Henzl!' ❤ 🌹 ❤ 🌹 ❤ 🌹
I give away the journals I make...most of the time to people who are not in the junk journaling community. So I have changed how I present them...not as junk journals, but as interactive journals. I never tell the receiver that the pages are distressed, I tell them they are hand dyed to age them! These terms are much closer to the evolution of our art form. Love what you do! Grunge is my favorite! Thanks.
That's a great thought! Thanks!
Dear Luise.. I would like to send you a huge hug. I discovered you channel and now at 66 years young I have ventured into this artwork and I am loving it.. Again thank you for all the inspiration.. And thank you for sharing your creativity. You are a true artist. Mary Suzanne from British Columbia Canada
Love love love the differences.
I am so loving this series!
I started more on the mixed media art journaling side almost a year ago, but a good friend made me a junk journal and it's a different exploration of creativity - playing with different textures and background papers is making me stretch and think more.
I think my style preference is somewhere in between your "clean" journal and your "grungy" journal - and watching you work through the two styles has helped me figure out which things I like and would like to try when I make my first junk journal. And I love your new printables, so many possibilities!
My dearest luise. I just sent you an email asking if you could do a series on how to make the base pages of a junk journal more interesting and here you are, doing exactly that. I always admire the way your pages look even before you start putting your art in. With ink and splatters and all sort of techniques. Mine are too plain and then anything i put on the page doesn’t look as interesting cause the area around is too boring. Very excited for this series. I love your work and your kindness, sense of humor and generosity when you share your talent and artistry with us. Valentine hugs from Connecticut USA
This process is so exciting. I just can’t wait to get started! I am learning so much from you, Luise. Thank you very much.
Your description of not to overuse an accent color was perfect! Coming from Southeastern Ohio US
Luise, those papers are just gorgeous! I am always amazed at your creativeness!
DearLuise, I don't know how you do it. 2 journals simultaneously!!!!!! You are a super and inventive artist, in every bit of the words. I cannot tell you how much I admire your work, it is all beautifully grundge, scrumptious and soooooo inventive. Thank you for doing all this wonderfulness for us, I am soooo excited when I see your name come up on my feed, I know that it makes me happy and I am going to have a wonderful day. You make my heart smile. Blessings and hugs, as always, dear Luise from Cape Town. Diana 😀🤗🦊🦊
Aww 🥰 thank you so much ❤️
I am just loving this series. I am learning so much. Thank you.
Thank you for your tips and tricks on distressing. Loving this series. The sample book can be its own journal 😍
Absolutely love your tips and ideas. The comparison between styles is such a wonderful help. Thank you for sharing. I also love your kit , stunning.
Well done. I feel somewhat connected to you. I spent part of my childhood in Austria Mödling. One day I will go back to visit my stepmother. I now am on Maui Hawaii. Thank you for your creativity and helping me get out of my head and make art.
Yay...a new video. Happy Valentine's day!!!
This series is wonderful! It is so fun to listen to your thought process as you go through these steps. I also love that I can learn to make both styles of journals from an expert, and I can copy your examples or tweak them slightly to make them mine. "I'll do me!" Every time I watch you, I learn so much and get excited all over again to play with the paper and glue and ink and JUNK. Thank you, Luise, I appreciate you so much!
Thank you so much ❤️
My mum calls her journal Junq Journal because she uses everything, she will use junk but makes it look better with digital papers, it should be whatever u want it to be i have one journal that i made and i use it to make ephemera out of junk so eg i will take a packaging box and make it into a specimen frame or a leaflet and make it into a tuck spot, so just because u haven’t used junk to make your journal shouldnt mean it isn’t one it’s whatever u want to call it it’s yours ❤❤❤ loving this series ❤❤
Love the neutral colors
Happy Valentine ♥ 's Day Miss Luise... Loved it... Very good video 📹 on the differences in these two types of Journaling creations... Thx 🙏 for sharing 🎨 🎶 🌹 💝 🤙... Sincerely sincere Miss Judith 🌹 🎶 🤙... xx 🎶
clockwise and counter clockwise is the opposite direction! I just love your new digi smoke prints, I just can't wait for all the videos to see them to the end:)
The opposite of clockwise is counterclockwise. Love your videos, Luise!
thank you! thank you! this series is awesome! and even those who speak English cannot agree on circle directions. it is clockwise-but the brits say "anti-clockwise", the Americans say "counter-clockwise". you get to pick!
I never would've thought to fold a page in the center to keep the top and bottom "grungy" edge! That would work for a coveted print or picture too.
Brilliant idea, Luise! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I love this new digital!
Another awesome series my friend 😊
oh this is gonna be funnnnn!!!! I love your techniques as always so interesting and adds so much to papers,, thanks Luise!!!!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us I have ordered my ink and bought my packages from your Etsy.
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Great ideas as usual. You are pacing us- I just want to binge watch and get on with my project!
Oh well, I’ll be patient….
Louise, you are a marvelous artist and person. You are so generous to share your talents and time creating this series. I only have time to dibble dabble in this journaling adventure and I really appreciate all your explanations and examples. They clear up the many questions I have about journals. I just love you and your kindness. I wish I could be your elderly neighbor!! Happy Valentine's Day.
Love your attention to details. Love your explanations! Also, the opposite of clockwise is counter clockwise. 😁
I’m enjoying this series so much! TFS! ❤️
P.S.- the grungy one is sooooo much more interesting! 😁
I am so torn because I like both of them! It will be so interesting to see how the two journals evolve 🌸
Thank you for taking the time to show us exactly how you do these techniques. I am learning so much.
Love seeing the comparison, great idea for a video
I love the depth that you are going into with this series Luise. I find it very helpful and inspiring. I only wish I could live in a close by caravan and come by with chocolates or cookies every week or so so I could craft with you and soak up some of your knowledge. Liz 🤗🇨🇦🤗
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Thank you so much for doing this series! It is very helpful. I just wanted to let you know that the terms you were looking for are "clock wise" and "counter clock wise". I'm not being a grammar police officer, I just remember you saying that you like when we help you out with the language. Love your creativity and it really inspires me to try new things, especially since this is all new to me.
I am really enjoying this series. 😊
So informative! I appreciate you sharing your thought process. I'm learning a lot. Clockwise is indeed a word. The other word you were looking for is counterclockwise. 😊❤️
You do very well
Counter clockwise
Luise, your ideas are incredible and this series is no different. Showing the creation of these journals simultaneously is invaluable. I’m happy you addressed the missing color:). You were correct in knowing that some of us would be wondering why the most obvious color was missing. Hoping yours has arrived and you are discovering the wonders of Lost Shadow. Sending hugs from Ky, USA.
Thank you for sharing on how create a Junk Journal from scratch and how to break a blank page. It’s very helpful . You are very knowledgeable on how to use your papers and inks and more. You are a fantastic teacher and easy to understand. You are a brilliant artist with tons of imagination. Now waiting and continuation of your journals in the next video.
Love it
Gosh!! Thank you sooo much Luise, for explaining the different effects that a make-up brush and a finger dauber can achieve. I'm still a 'newbie' in the Junk Journal world, so I am only slowly building up my tools - and having watched a lot of folk describing the circular motion that you are supposed to use with, for example, stencils - I was convinced that I was doing something wrong. Now I know that I just using one tool in the 'wrong' way. Not that anything is absolutely wrong - but understanding our tools and materials helps us to 'choose' what to use, and when. 💚🧡🤎
LOL... clock-wise and COUNTER-clock-wise. :) This is so informative and inspiring; I'm fairly new to Junk Journaling... watched a lot of videos, but new to actually doing the work, so I'm really enjoying this tutorial. Thank you so much.
Luise, you truly love your fans for putting together a step by step series for not one but two similar but different style journals. I’m looking forward to seeing what comes next. Thank you!!
OMG!!! That journal kit is soooooo awesome ❤❤❤❤ I have to buy this kit
Thank you so so much for all you do and all you share and how generous you are with sharing techniques and inspiration… I am in awe of your talent and craftsmanship and creativity.. ❤❤ I watch your videos every morning here in Australia xo
Thank you so much ❤️
I am in the clean camp but also a bit shabby chic. I do often ink the pages but not always and typically not in browns. I like using the photo ink where it looks natural, like on some photographs. 😉 This is a fascinating tutorial I will follow. I do think some grunge journals are nice, but not if they scream “dirty.” Also, when they are cohesive, any journal can be beautiful. Ty for this series! 💕💕
I'm enjoying this!
Thank you for this tutorial Luise, it's very helpful and your new papers are just gorgeous. I'm finding for me, I don't follow rules as such, I love making journals out of candy packaging, I use plain white paper sometimes and sometimes other recycled things, I'm currently sticking supermarket dockets together and turning them into pages and I love it, it makes us think outside the box (if we don't use it for our journal first 🤣).
printing out your steamy floral smoke junk journal pages right now, and they are simply beautiful!
Also may have bought your Mon Chrerie and button and flowers as well, also beautiful!
Thank you so much ❤️
Cannot wait to see the next video 😌
Thank you for a great tutorial really learning heaps.
Thanks!
Luise, I'm so excited for this series. I've already had a go at distressing book pages and I love the result. I'm one of those people who loves the idea of making but when she sits down, has no idea where to start. I cannot wait for the next video. 😍
I must be a middle of the road journaler! I like clean cut, but distressed with Vintage Photo!!
So great is this ideas
Luise,👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻😁great video for beginners. Realy like how you explained everything. Your a good teacher.
I've have done this also for my metallics/pearls/and other shimmering paint....this would be great for us with the inks and oxides with and without water, to refer back to....well done .......😻
I'm excited!
🤩 OMGoodness your printables are GORGEOUS!!! I wish so badly I could get printables, I am really missing out!!
Love the idea😊
I'm so excited you are doing this series. I am working on my first journal and it is definitely grunge, but after watching Barbara's last video I am afraid I don't have enough interest in my pages and you going over that again is really helping. Can't wait to see the next video!
Ohhh, Luise, this is just so beautiful colors. Of to get your digis!!🙏🏻👍🏻📘😄
Luise, here in New Zealand we use the terms clockwise and ANTIclockwise. Anticlockwise is probably more British English than American English.
Handy tearing tip - a YT creator (not sure who exactly I’m sorry, but I think it might be Treasure Books?) created her own grungy tear ruler by using an inexpensive wooden ruler & gouging chunks out of it. Great way of creating a few rulers with your own unique patterns for tearing paper sheets
Your planning and right brain organising and recording is as impressive as your creating mind. I have so much admiration for you and your skills. Your English is wonderful and we make up words too you know. When my mother couldnt think of the name of something she would say shishyshashy. So "where is the shishyshasy ? It was so funny. The opposite of clockwise is anticlockwise or in old English widdershins. Arohanui.
Thank you so much ❤️
The Steamy Floral is gorgeous, "really spectacular" is correct!
Love the foral design there gorgous colour pallete with the smokey look 😍 I was looking at colours today funnily enough how they work together with a textiles book I brought recently. It is interesting the different theories like what mood they convey etc. Always enjoy your work well done 😀
Such an interesting series- I cannot wait to see how both journals will turn out. I was one thinking where is Lost Shadow lol glad it will make an appearance ❤ ps the English word opposite of clockwise is counter clockwise
Hello Luise, this series is so cool I am enjoying it so much. TFS
Thanks for the explanation of the purple tool. I saw you use it before and I was wondering what it was.
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It would be cool to see some of the pages in the clean journal folded in origami style then unfolded, to create cool lines & folds that are still very regular & “clean”. And love that paper that looks like it’s covered with little pebbles.
Such beautiful printables. Would love to know how you create those
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How many pages did you make for each journal (not counting the printables). I'd like to be able to follow along as closely as possible. Thanks, Luise! You are an amazing artist and a gifted teacher!
To be honest, I haven't counted them and I usually don't do that. Not that I don't wanna count them for you but I would like to encourage you to not stick too much to those things! Choose what you like and have. Try to "feel" when it's enough. It's absolutely not relevant how many pages you have, I will talk about that in the video when it comes to binding the journal.
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Luise I enjoy everything you do! I’m curious if you recommend a certain printer for printables. Ink replacement is becoming very expensive for my printer!
I appreciate all your ideas and inspiration! Thank you, thank you, thank you! 🤗
I have an Epson eco tank printer. It has no cartridges, you put the ink into the printer from a bottle. That's really easy and extremely cheap compared to a "normal" printer with cartridges
@@luiseheinzl thank you for your response. I have my eye on an Epson eco tank printer. 🤪
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instead of clockwise and counter clockwise you could say "wax on" "wax off" 😆 most of us older folks will know what you mean. It's from the 1984 movie, Karate Kid. 😄
clockwise and counter-clockwise
Counter clockwise
Card stock or regular copy paper? I purchased and downloaded the complete package
I printed the ephemera on card stock and background pages on copy paper. Please let me know if that is correct
Thank you so much for this series. You are helping me so much 😊
That's totally fine! If you would use matte photo paper the result would be even better ❤️
Hi Luise (or anyone out there!) I'm having a hard time finding Part 1 of this video. Could someone kindly post a link? thank you!
Oops never mind! got it!😛
what do you call those makeup sponge applicators with the handle please?
I guess makeup brushes. Found them on Amazon
what paper weight do you print your digis on please?
The pages on 110g/m and ephemera mostly on 200g/m
Where do you get the images for your papers? Do you draw/paint them all?
In the most cases I buy a license to be allowed to use them, but some of my designs I also draw by myself
@@luiseheinzl Ty for the reply and info! Your results are beautiful and even cross style lines! For example, I do brush acrylic, watercolor and mixed media and I love a lot of your backgrounds for my mixed media. I am inspired by very near;y ALL of your work. Thank you so much for all that you do!
I have most of my colors but I accidentally ordered brush corduroy and lost shadow in distress ink pad instead of distressed oxide? Will these still work?
Lost shadow will definitely work! I've tried that out. Brushed corduroy should work as well, I don't have the ink pad but tried it with the spray, that works fine!
Great!!! Thank you so much!!
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