Junk Journals
How to Make an Altered Composition Book Art Journal
Here's a tutorial on how I make an altered composition notebook art journal. Hope you enjoy!
Chelle Stein
Art Journal Prompts
41 Summer Art Journaling Prompts
Here are 41 Fun Summer Art Journaling Prompts to inspire your creativity and help you capture those summertime memories.
Art Journaling Tips & Techniques
When You Hate Your Handwriting: 8 Creative Lettering Ideas for Your Art Journal
Think you have horrible handwriting? So do I! Here are 8 ideas to help you add letters and words to your art journal pages - even when your handwriting is terrible!
Art Journal Prompts
16 Art Journal Prompt Ideas for Music Lovers
Do you love music? Then you will love these simple music inspired prompts for your art journal pages!
Art Journaling Tips & Techniques
Creating an Organized Work Space for Art Journaling
While it would be nice if we could all have craft rooms like you see in home and garden magazines, that just isn't always possible! See how I found space for my art journaling and keep my supplies organized.
Creativity
Overcoming Fear & Perfectionism in Art Journaling
Are fear and perfectionism keeping you from creating an art journal? Here are some tips for overcoming these fears so you can start creating!
Art Journal Prompts
List Love: 101 Lists to Make in Your Journal
Here is a gigantic list of 101 lists to make in your journal.
Art Journaling Tips & Techniques
How to Choose an Art Journal Notebook
To get started in art journaling, you'll first need a "canvas" to create with! In this post we explore the many options in choosing a notebook to work with.
Art Journaling Tips & Techniques
How to Prepare an Old Book for Altering or Art Journaling
Old books make for great art journals and altered art pieces. Here I share all of my best tips for choosing and prepping an old book to become a blank canvas for your own art journal.
18 Simple Ways to Slow Down
Here are 18 simple ways to slow down and enjoy life more.
How to Step Out of Your Comfort Zone
Most of us have what is called a “comfort zone” – things we are comfortable with doing and will continue to do unless we make the effort to change. While comfort zones sound like a nice, secure, safe place to be – they can also cause a lot of anxiety and frustration.