My friend Bethany at Pitter & Glink has created another wonderful devotional, along with downloadable printables, which include some black and white ones, perfect for tracing!
Since the devotional is about worship, I chose to use the microphone as the focal paint of my page. The pages in my Bible are really thin, so you can easily see the picture underneath to trace. I initially traced the design with a pencil, then went back over with one of my fine point pens.
Once the ink has dried, you can easily erase the pencil lines and color your drawing.
I then used gelatos to create the water color look for the background and added lettering, stickers, and the cut outs to complete the page.
Have you ever traced in your Bible? Make sure you head over to Pitter & Glink and get this FREE download to use in your Bible Journaling!
I feel as if this article needs to be read by everyone who gets depressed when they find themselves in a creative rut. Tracing on to your pages is a great way to combat the creative rut that people sometimes find themselves in and as you have mentioned, "you do not have to be an artist to be creative".
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