I'm back with another spread process in my Unraveling journal. I've been enjoying my time working in this journal lately. I've definitely been creating very differently--I think--in it too. I've limited myself to using only the paper scraps in a small ziplock bag that I have on my desk. A lot of those papers are genuine scraps from o[...]
I played around in my Unraveling journal recently. I had the urge just to play around with bits of scrap papers that I had pulled out to use in this journal. Since it's my one little word journal of sorts, I want to keep the journal looking cohesive and themed. Since my word is bloom, I want to fill my journal with pastels and natu[...]
About two weeks ago, my friend John and I went on an artist date. We went to the American Museum of Natural History to do a bit of sketching. The idea of an artist date is nothing new. It actually originates from Julia Cameron's The Artist Way, and it's an invitation to an artist to take themselves out on an outing to jumpstart the[...]
It's a new season of Get Messy. With this new season, Caylee and Lauren launched a brand new website and a new thing called Get Messy Bootcamp. Bootcamp is essentially a way for you to jumpstart your creativity. The prompts/ideas shared during bootcamp are super simple and are really there to help you get creating in your journals.[...]
I am SO excited to finally be able to share my brand new journaling printable for March! I actually made this printable back in January, intending for it to be February's printable, but something about it just screamed March. It was the mixture of the soft pastel greens and purples, with pops of yellow, that sort of whispers that[...]
I keep a 12x12 album. It's not quite Project Life, but a mixture of an assortment of pocket pages and layouts that I create throughout the year. This album in particular though I began at the start of 2018 and only worked in it whenever I felt like creating a layout or pocket page spread. I've decided to just continue in it for th[...]
What I like most about journaling is beginning a new journal. Is that weird? I like the idea that I am able to begin again and start fresh. I have a lot of trouble finishing a journal, but never starting a new one. Sometimes I wish I could go back in time and begin this whole creative journey over again. Start fresh with a new b[...]
Y'all I've been zined! I can't even begin to explain how honored I am to have been zined by the lovely ladies of Get Messy's Zine Squad! For those of you who don't know, The Zine Squad creates little zines for their chosen Get Messian, often inspired by that's Messian's artistic style. I laughed out loud when I saw the theme[...]
I am so excited to finally be able to share my brand new journaling printable for February! I was on a roll in January and have already created and designed March and April's printables too. So naturally, I'm itching to share them with you all. But first, February. This month's printable is called Yes, Girl. I went with a[...]
For this new spread in my unraveling journal, I've decided to jot down my affirmations for the year--or at least a few things I'd like to take action on this year. I feel like these particular affirmations really compliment by word--and supporting words--for the year. I really wanted to get them into this journal in a very[...]
I haven't been listening to music like I used to. I think that's a by product of either getting older or that mainstream music sucks and I don't want to waste time searching out good, less mainstream, music. So I fall into the trap of listening to my already established favorites and re-listening to past favorites that are still rele[...]
I'm beginning my unraveling journal with documenting the word BLOOM, my one little word for the year. I really wanted my word to be front and center, so that I'm reminded of it every time I open up this journal. Like I mentioned in my previous post, I want BLOOM to be my guide this year. I also wanted to get down a few things I[...]
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