
“In these crazy times I need to create my own zen!” I was listening to the news and needed to create a calming art journal spread.

I cut out some shapes from tyvek and then stenciled with acrylic paint.

I added in my Kyoto stencil with pink gouache. All happy colors, trying to find some zen :)

I embraced the calm of open white space and then used a Dewent watersoluable pencil for the journaling.

How do you find zen in your art journal?
Here are some of the supplies I used:

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Sue Clarke
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Simply wonderful Nat.
I find zen when I play with texture and layers in my art journal or on canvas.
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