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What’s so great about an Art Journal?

Jessica Wesolek of Cre8it.com has written a great article on art journaling -

“… I can’t even count the wonderful changes in my life because I keep my art journals, and I have therefore become an evangelist on the subject. When something makes me really happy, I like to share that happiness. There is . . . → Read More: What’s so great about an Art Journal?

Autumn by Nancy Baumiller – Art Journal

Nancy has used an old printed book for her Art Journal. Using a pre-printed book ….. read more . . . → Read More: Autumn by Nancy Baumiller – Art Journal

Workshop – ‘Love This Journal’

Jessica Wesolek of Cre8it.com is running another online journaling workshop starting 17th October  2008

If you are new to keeping a journal but are not sure where to start, or are keen to incorporate fresh ideas into your journaling – then this online workshop is for . . . → Read More: Workshop – ‘Love This Journal’

Acapulco by Jane laFazio – Tips and Techniques

Try an unusual approach to your subject -

“Can you tell what this is? It’s the view from the window of our house, drawing only the negative space. And yes, that’s the ocean out there!”Watercolours in Moleskine Watercolour Notebook

From the journal of Jane laFazio . . . → Read More: Acapulco by Jane laFazio – Tips and Techniques

Workshop in New York with Danny Gregory

For those of you lucky enough to be based in New York don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to take a journaling workshop with Danny Gregory – the author of “Everyday Matters” and “The Creative Licence”.

Danny says – “Every Tuesday evening from November 11th to December 16, I shall be teaching a workshop at . . . → Read More: Workshop in New York with Danny Gregory

Schleswig by Kathrin Jebsen-Marwedel – Travel Journal

I love Kathrin’s journal pages, they always zing with vibrant colour. She uses a standard Moleskine daily planner, usually with copic multiliners and Copic markers. However these do have a tendency to bleed through to the next page, to avoid this she will sometimes use watercolours, acrylic colours or crayons.

. . . → Read More: Schleswig by Kathrin Jebsen-Marwedel – Travel Journal