You’ll find all things art journaling: supplies, techniques, different tutorials, inspirational ideas and more. Let’s discover that inner artist of yours.
Here’s a list of art journal tips that I feel can help you transform your pages into art you’re really going to love and enjoy. I share mindset tips, stamping and stencilling tips, composition tricks, and other useful bits I know can help you.
Even if you’re a complete beginner in art journaling and using watercolors, you can still create amazing watercolor art journal pages. I’m going to share a few easy watercolor art journal pages you can do in 20minutes or less. They require no special skills, and above all, they are fun to make!
Do you have a beautiful journal or a notebook that’s just collecting dust on your shelf? Let’s see why this journal is so scary, why you constantly leave it alone on the shelf, and what you can do about it.
Is one of your most annoying struggles to actually start that page in your art journal? Does the blank page stare at you mocking? However, there are ways to break the blank page and overcome that fear.
Do your art journal pages sometimes look unfinished, like there must be something more to them, but you just can’t figure out what you need to add or fix? What your art journal pages might be lacking is the interesting and appealing composition or organisation of the elements on the page. That’s why I wanted to share a solution to these problems by introducing composition in art.
If you want to start an art journal, this is the right beginner’s guide for you. Here, you’ll learn what an art journal is, how to start one, what journals to choose, what art supplies you need. Also, get ideas on what to journal about with illustrated examples.
If you’re a bit intimidated by drawing things in your art journal thinking you have no drawing skills, you can still draw something simple and make your art journal pages interesting. To help you with that, I’ve prepared a list of easy things to draw in your art journal that you can do right away. They are super easy, cute and whimsical and they’ll take you just a few minutes.
Most artists, whether they are painters or designers, make inspiration boards. They’re also called mood boards. I wanted to share my ideas on making an inspiration board in your art journal. Also, I’ll show you how I made mine, and give you a few tips and ideas so you can create your own.
Wondering what to buy for your creative artsy friends? Especially those creative friends who love art journaling? I’ve made a list of gift ideas for art journaling lovers. I promise they’ll love these gifts because every artist out there, whether they’re professionals or amateur crafters, are super addicted to art supplies.