Have you ever wanted a special place where you can mix all kinds of media and not worry about the end product? To express yourself or just to play because it feels good to create? Drawing, painting, writing, collaging… That’s what art journaling is. It’s like having a sketchbook diary,
Art journaling might seem like a fancy term reserved for those with a natural gift for creativity, but that’s a myth that needs busting right now. Myth One: Not everyone is creative First off, everyone is creative in their unique way. Think about it: Have you ever whipped up a
What is collage? Collage is a form of art where various materials are assembled into a new whole. Pablo Picasso, around 1910, was one of the first, if not the first artist to explore collage. This art form allows for a wide range of materials, but commonly, pieces of paper
We all know what a journal is. It’s where you express your thoughts and desires, document your days and adventures, and pour out whatever else is on your mind. But, have you heard of art journaling? It’s more than just the doodles in the margins of your diary, or the
People ask me all the time how I got started with Art Journaling. I’ve touched on it some in my blog, but not what led up to it. I wish I had a rosy story to tell, how the heavens parted and I was given sunshine and rainbows and inspiration
I’ve been continuing on with the art leading the way. I find myself working as a zoom lens. Honing in on a small area and not thinking about what is outside it. It sucks me in, and when I zoom back out it’s interesting to see what has been created.