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DaVinci Scrapbooking

November 20, 2008 by sarah hodsdon

If I could have 10 people from history over for dinner, Leonardo DaVinci would be on that list in my world. He truly was the world’s most famous journal writer and observer of the everyday! I recently took my children (and their friends) to see an incredible exhibit at the science center that featured the many works of DaVinci and was struck by how incredible and truly versatile this man was. Seeing his sketch books was really a profound moment for me. It got me thinking about journalling in general and how introspective and useful it is not only to the writer but, those who happen upon them later on. My question upon leaving the museum to the kids was, “What amazing things are you going to concentrate on and write about today?” The same thing could apply to each and everyone of us as well. Scrapbooking is a wonderful way to interact with people (as many people scrap in groups or in classes) but, ultimately, it is about putting down the things in your head in such a way that others will be able to share in them later on.

Mataart42 had some wonderful collage sheets on etsy that can be easily used to create your own DaVinci inspired masterpieces!

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80’s Inspired Boombox Shaped Mini Album

I was a teen in the 80’s so this totally rad Boombox shaped mini album from Traci really speaks to me! She created a rectangle shaped black acrylic album with rounded corners, adding buttons and a handle on the top with a cover decorated to look like a real boombox with speakers, a tape deck, buttons and more. She used the Totally 80’s collection of products from Simple Stories that has lots of bright pink and teal colors with cool 80’s inspired patterns like black and white check and colorful graphics. There’s also load of fun embellishments like a Walkman, high top sneakers, retro TV, camera, hair spray can and more. 

I had huge hair in the 80’s and am embarrassed to admit how much Aquanet hair spray I used!

Traci has included her totally tubular signature flaps and pockets in the album too for some radical interactive elements too.

Visit the Artsy Album blog to learn more about this bodacious mini album project.

-Heather

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