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Well, you know how it is the little everyday things that bring back the memories? Try journaling what you find in your pocket… It’s a topic you can re-visit from time to time, as Jerrie has indicated on her page.
From the journal of Jerrie Hall I love . . . → Read More: Journal Prompt – What’s in your pocket?
“Sleep. Sleep. I woke up this morning having slept for almost 24 hours straight (with a couple breaks here and there). I’m sick with a stomach virus this weekend and the medicine that the doctor gave me knocks me out completely (obviously). Necessities for when . . . → Read More: Sleep by Tiffany Zajas – art journal Cheryl created this page inspired by NEC’s Ecotonoha project – https://www.ecotonoha.com/index_en.html
Ecotonoha is a project – to nurture a virtual tree collaboratively, and at the same time contribute to the actual environment to cope with global warming. As you make ecotonoha’s leaves, the virtual tree with grow, and as ecotonoha grows, real . . . → Read More: Econtonoha Tree – Cheryl Mitchell – Grattidude Journal A great way to capture little things as you are travelling, is the 3 minute sketch technique featured in Dory Kanter’s book ‘Art Escapes’. By drawing a small box on the page beforehand you avoid the ‘blank page syndrome’ and can record small things that catch your eye. . . . → Read More: Journal Tip – 3 minute sketch You don’t have to restrict yourself to drawing plants in your garden journal – Jeanette has created some beautiful pages from her garden inventory. “Discouraged by the destructive freezes and constant rain, I was inspired by the written inventory of “Garden Gear at Holkham, 1761″ in Laura . . . → Read More: Garden Inventory by Jeanette Yee Sclar – Garden Journal |
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