- first I decided it had to fit in my pencil bag, and it did.
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2. I would try to use only what I found while travelling. Brochures, receipts pictures etc.
(I did take a baggie of stuff just in case) used very little of it
3. I would try to draw and illustrate to truly make it mine
Before I lleft I did two things, made a pamphlet booklet and made the map on the front page and the back
And that was all the rules I allowed , otherwise anything goes as you will see.
(I did take a baggie of stuff just in case) used very little of it
3. I would try to draw and illustrate to truly make it mine
Before I lleft I did two things, made a pamphlet booklet and made the map on the front page and the back
And that was all the rules I allowed , otherwise anything goes as you will see.
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THE wine bottles were made out of candy wrappers that my friend
had in our room as a treat
I used a paper bag that I received when I bought some goodies, it had
images and stuff stamped on it
My friend bought some kale chips and I loved the label so I used it
it opens up and I can journal in it
Sometimes when you are doing a travel journal its nice
to put in things to do in the summer, animals you see on the highway
I have not drawn the animals I did see yet but I have saved a page just for that
That little fold out was given to me in a mail exchange
and it fit the picture of my friends perfectly
This is a map of Victoria, and I put some cards of places I wanted
to remember, and then drew on the map where they were
A lot of people now travel with pets, and I wanted to remember that,
on the opposite page, I drew some signs I saw along the highway
I made a pocket to store stuff, and add a shiny frame on one of the images
Another bag page, that opens up and I made it so it stores stuff
I made a list of all the fruit that the Shuswap grows
And the last page of the map











































