This art journal page is all about dealing with the inner critic, and any external critics as well! There is a useful place for criticism. It can help us develop and grow, by prompting us to evaluate and make needed … Continued
It has been awhile since I shared any junk journal pages with you… but rest assured that even though I have been super busy, I have still been plugging away in my art journal. Even just ten minutes a day … Continued
I love this time of year… reflecting on the blessings and even the failures of the past year, making plans for the new year. It is a time of hope and promise and is exciting for me. I always more … Continued
Nothing better on a cold wintery day than snuggling up with my new junk journal for a little journaling. This is how the page started out: It is a pieced together and stitched assortment of a watercolor sketch out of … Continued
Here is your chance to design your own fairy godmother right there in your art journal! What would you choose for her to be like? Will she be young or old? Beautiful, or just a bit whimsical? Will she have … Continued
I have tried out my share of different types of art journals. Some have been an old book, or ledger, or even a magazine,… or my own homemade journals, but in this post I am going to focus on my favorite purchased … Continued
Last week I left off my Montana trip journal at our stop at Mt. Rushmore, so that is where we pick up again. We rode a tram up to a fun little restaurant that served buffalo burgers and gave us … Continued
Last week I introduced my travel journal recording a family trip to Montana, and all the stops to and from. This week I pick up where we left off (in Nebraska) with more pages! Our first over night stop was … Continued
A few years ago, my husband and two of our daughters took a trip to Bozeman, Montana to visit another daughter and her husband. We made quite a trek of it, visiting many interesting landmarks on the way there … Continued
While in Lucas (there is a lot to talk about in that little town!) we visited the Flying Pig gallery and studio of Eric Abraham. He did fabulous and fanciful porcelain work, among which was a flying giraffe that … Continued