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Learn how to create a custom romantic art journal that you can fill with all of your favorite art journaling techniques.
Over the past few months, I've been trying to make a leather journal for myself - a unique, vintage and practical leather journal. Before starting, I searched a lot of tutorials and videos on the internet, either the leather journals are too simple, or the tutorials are too complicated, I didn't find one that would sat
Ideas: Draw something each day Track your habits (and or mood) Write a sentence a day Free write: write however much and whatever you want Make creative pages: a bucket list, cover page, a page about a show or book you like. Tips: Make it a routine. I fill in all my habit trackers on the same day to make it easier for myself. You don't have to journal in the same way each day to journal daily. Try as many things as possible and see what you like. You can also journal digitally if that's what you prefer.
seeking exciting, unusual or new experiences. To live loud & make memories. a record of my journey to find peace and myself #journal for my personal text posts
I'm making myself a quick journal with other people's stuff!Thank you for watching, the focus does correct itself as soon as I place something on my desk :) ...
Storytellers that don't illustrate have asked this question a thousand times. Even artists know how much time and effort it takes to make just one comic page. I have asked this myself. Being an engineer and artist at the same time who loves telling her stories in her journal, I have searched high and low on the world w
I finally finished this book for myself. It's my 2010 travel journal. As I've explained before, my travel journals are made after the fact - rather than during my travels as most people would do it. Some previous examples of my personal travel journals are here and here. We didn't make any big trips last year, just a bunch of small road trips, camping, etc. All the papers that I collected from those little trips, tickets, maps, etc are incorporated. Some maps and brochures were folded to make folders and the smaller items are tucked into the folders. The front cover has a small clear plastic container embedded and it contains a shell and some dried wild rose petals, which we collected at a campground. I used a sheet of my marbled paper on the front cover - a favorite that I had been saving.
It's the first time I make a December Daily. I prefer to embellish all my journal pages first and then come in and write or add pics afterwards. It won't be a 'daily' journal because I don't see myself adding to it every day. Instead I plan on journaling and adding pics of memorable moments, favourite traditions and special events throughout the month.
Over a year ago — on Jan. 1, 2020 — I decided to make a promise to myself: I would walk or run outside every single day of the year. To track my progress, I dedicated a calendar page in my bullet journal to highlight the days I met my goal. It could be a three-mile run or a 30-minute walk around my neighborhood. My intention was primarily to remain consistent with my original objective, and I decided to maintain this habit for 365 days — in other words, I would develop a year-long streak.
COFFEE First things first, I wake up in the morning and make myself a delicious cup of coffee. While I’m waiting for my coffee to brew, I gather my bible, prayer journal, devotional, and my pouch of colorful pens. Oh, and a blanket to snuggle up with! And now, my quiet time with God can
After posting my rainbow paper free printable last week, I had to dive right in and make myself some journaling inserts. I’ve been seeing many artists using a very small sized journal for quick ideas and notes. Since I’m always running short on time, I figured a smaller notebook would be more approachable for my time constraints. The […]
Are you happy? A couple of months ago I was asked this simple question and without hesitation I answered yes. A few days went by and the question kept coming to my mind. Am I happy? Before I knew it I found myself writing in my journal things that make me happy… thoughts that have served me …
Since I can think of nothing else but bookbinding today, I thought it was about time I wrote a tutorial and explanation of how I make my journals and sketchbooks and even more importantly – why!? I’ve always been in awe of the fine art of bookmaking, but really I started making journals for myself to […]
Shortly after I started quilting several years ago, I started keeping a quilt journal. Not only is it a wonderful way to keep a record of every quilt I have made, but it is a fun way to see how far I have come as a quilter! I would highly recommend keeping a journal for anyone who quilts or sews.
