The scrapbookers among us will love this! And so will the rest of you. In this 8-minute video CZT® Suzanne McNeill shares the amazing travel journal she created on a recent trip to San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.
Suzanne uses Zentangle drawings, pull-outs and pop-ups throughout the journal and shares some great ideas on incorporating items collected, sights seen, and a fantastic trip calendar into this beautiful memoir.
The video is also a very interesting travelogue. This is guaranteed to inspire you to travel with a sketchbook on your next trip. Enjoy!
Check out the tag: suzannem for Suzanne’s Zentangle® patterns and other videos on tanglepatterns.com.
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I really enjoyed this video of Suzanne’s Diary.i am going to get the book she recommends, as it looks great, and just what I might enjoy using on my next holiday.Thanks
Glad you enjoyed the video, Judith. The Art of Travel with a Sketchbook is going to find its way into my library too.
Brief commercial announcement: And it will be really swell if my gentle readers use my Amazon link to acquire it. Thanks, Linda
Linda, thank you so much for sharing the journal video with your readers. I love to travel and love recording my journeys in a sketchbook. I heartily recommend keeping a visual record of your travels, so much fun to look back on.
My pleasure, Suzanne. I’m sure that beautiful visual record is a lot more satisfying to look at than a box full of unorganized photos and ephemera collected along the way. This really adds another dimension of enjoyment to travel. Thank you!
I loved the video also! Very inspiring! I don’t have any trips planned for the near future, so am going to start one of my home town! Also ordered the book on Amazon. Thanks!
That is amazing! How long were you away for? I find that intriguing that you could find the time to create such a comprehensive, full, colourful book with so much detail while obiously fitting in so many touristy things and visits and activities. I recently went away for just 3 days with family and only managed to doodle a few ideas on small pathetic pieces of paper in a hotel room late at night. There is no way I could have produced a beautiful work of art such as you did in Mexico. That must have taken HOURS. Gorgeous.