It's time I get serious about joining Yvonne from Meggy's Way, this month's host at Art Journal Journey, whose theme is Out and About.
There are times when we are inspired by blogging friends, and this is one of those times. Now I admit, the tiny island Iceland wasn't even on my radar until my art friend Erika at BioArtGal went there last year with some of her friends. Recently, mostly prompted by Yvonne's theme, I started looking for images from Iceland in the various travel magazines I receive free each week.
We're beginning our trip to Iceland by flying into Reykjavik. It is the capital and largest city in Iceland. 
It is located in the southwestern part of the island.
As the plane gets closer, we see it's not a very big city, with only about 130,00 residents, even though it's the larges on the island.
Reykjavik is also the government, cultural, and economic center of Iceland. 
It's now time to stow our on-board items, turn off our computers, and prepare to land.
Materials used for this entry include a used file folder I colored with a paint marker, two images from two travel magazines, washi tape, and computer generated text.Now let's head to Art Journal Journey and see where everyone is heading today. And thanks for joining me on this journey to Reykjavik, Iceland today, too. Your visit always makes me smile.
I never visited Iceland like Erika did, but it seems to be a beautiful place. Wonderful journal pages. Have a great Sunday, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a spectacular place to visit Elizabeth and you have shown it off so well. Not been there myself but a friend of mine went and said it was quite warm there and I had thought it would be freezing cold
ReplyDeleteLove Chrissie xx
An amazin page ELizabeth! I wasn't there yet but I guess it is just a wonderful place on earth!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for yet another super entry to Yvonne's AJJ theme!
I wish you a happy Sunday and a good start into the new week ahead!
I am very busy just now - having guests and showing them our area - I fear I will not be able to join the TSFT fun this upcoming week.
I will miss you and the gang!
oxo Susi
Oh Elizabeth, let me book a seat and I will join you on your visit to Iceland. The photo shots from the magazines look fantastic. I also enjoyed seeing Erika's posts.
ReplyDeleteYour journal page is awesome, thank you for creating this for AJJ, I am so pleased you are enjoying the theme.
Yvonne xx
Hello Elizabeth. What a nice relaxing plane ride over Iceland, and I was all prepared for landing. Your virtual trips are the best trips for me, a not-very-frequent traveller.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your great comment on Orange E. this morning, a lovely welcome back to Blogland.
Have a great week. Strokes to Bleubeard and Squiggles. Hope you are all well.
I was excited to see that you headed off to Iceland. :) And just south of the capital is the Blue Lagoon where your photos are from. I could go for a good soak in that nice warm geothermal water right now seeing its a dark and cold Sunday morning here. That would warm me up and probably relax me enough that I could sit on the couch and watch TV all day, which would be betetr than the errands we need to go do again today. Did you know Reyjavik is the most northern capital in the world and Iceland is the European country with the lowest population? Great page-I really enjoyed it and having a chance to relive my vacation last summer for a few minutes this morning. Hope you are having a great weekend. Tomorrow is spring!!!! Hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteIceland. Not a destination that I would pick for Winter. I've had enough of snow, thank you very much. The beautiful colors on your page remind me of the Aurora Borealis. Seeing that is on my bucket list. Bet I'd have a chance of seeing the aurora from Iceland, but let's go in Summer. (-;
ReplyDeleteNever been there myself but I hear it's a great place to visit. Your scanner quit talking to your computer... My computer just quit talking to my printer. :(
ReplyDeleteHave a great Sunday.
Blue
What gorgeous photos you found of Iceland! Makes me want to buy a plane ticket and be off to the frozen tundra.
ReplyDeleteGreat job for AJJ!!
This is great Elizabeth. I considered going there when I was in London. But I opted for a few Quick trips to mainland Europe. So many choices!
ReplyDeleteLove this scrapbook/journal page and would love to visit this place and be in those steam baths right now
ReplyDeleteWalking at the beach last week felt like being in Iceland. A cold wind today too. Luckily the snows missed us today. The steam baths sound like a great idea about now! xox
ReplyDeleteThis is a fabulous page Elizabeth! I would love to visit Iceland as I remember reading about it as a child! Hugs, Chrisx
ReplyDeleteThat looks great!!! Iceland wasn't on my personal radar either but in the past few years a number of artist friends have visited -- there are artist retreats there that look wonderful. Now it is on my radar - but not when the ICE is happening...
ReplyDeleteI never thought I would like to visit Iceland but after your last post and this one - you make it very appealing!!
ReplyDeleteGreat job!!
sandy xx
This is so timely! The next chapter in the book I'm reading, "The Almost Nearly Perfect People" is about Iceland! So it will be fun to join along!
ReplyDeleteIceland! Fantastic! It is on my bucket list. I'd love to go there. Thank you for the virtual tour. I see that you have focussed on the Blue Lagoon. I'd love to soak in that warm water. Hmmm. Bliss...
ReplyDeleteLisca xx