Art journaling, or visual journaling, is a fun, unique way to tell your own story through art, color and lettering. Your story is important and deserves to be documented in a way that makes it unique to you.

Through art journaling, you will create a visual record of your day-to-day activities no matter how big or how small they seem. 

It’s often the little details that make up a great story! You are creating a visual storybook that should include those daily details, along with the big events.

I truly believe that your art journal can be a record of your life without the need for writing. 

We are all storytellers!  Click the button below where I share a few tips for getting started in art journaling . 

A Year of Focus

If I could give myself advice back in January 2023, I would tell myself to do exactly what I did. Go all in and focus on your vision. It’s slow, it’s quiet and it’s really, really hard. I guess I’m a dreamer, but I know there will be a rainbow, if I’m patient. It may not be what I want or expect, but there are always rainbows.

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Using Vintage Items for Inspiration

There are so many places to source inspiration for your sketchbook journals. An unlimited number of vintage, artisanal, and nostalgic retro items can be used to influence the style of your journaling pages. You can use anything from mid century modern inspiration, to art deco, to those fun Lisa Frank 90’s colors in your visual journals. Let’s talk about how you can use vintage items for fresh inspiration in your art.

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Explore New Places

Often when we think about travel journaling, we think about sketching and painting on site. What are the possibilities available to you if you don’t have the time or resources to go on a trip of your dreams? What if we expand our point of view and journal about a dream trip BEFORE we arrive? This is a fun way to explore new places and dream before you actually pack a bag.

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Top 3 Things

Top 3 Things and Overcoming Fear

The “Top 3 Things” list will change your life.  Each day you will start with a list of the top 3 things that you need to do that day to make progress in your art business (or your art practice).  These are important things! They do not have to be difficult, but they should be important.

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Use Maps in Your Journal

Maps open up our imagination to a world of possibilities! Let’s explore the ways color, texture and lettering in your journal maps can capture a place, idea or adventure!

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Tell Your Story through Art Journaling

Telling your story is important and deserves to be documented in a way that makes it unique to you. Through art journaling, you will create a visual record of your day-to-day activities no matter how big or how small they seem. 

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