I have been told by some people that art journaling is hard for the first time because you don’t know your “style”. I digital scrapbooking, we all fall into categories of what we like or what we are comfortable with producing. If this is you, I’d like to challenge you to find a style you…
Hello my friends!! I hope that you are having a good day and scrapping some wonderful memories. I wanted to take the opportunity to introduce you to the art journaling challenges that we host over at oScraps! Cheryl, Sonja, Cindy, Chris, and I work hard to find good topics to jog your memory and get…
Art Journaling is a free – form type of artistry that can really help get feelings out. There are so many kits that are geared towards feelings that it’s pretty easy to find one. When I was first starting out on my AJ journey, I felt I couldn’t really let out my emotions because it…
Art journaling can take many different forms. One way that many scrappers are enjoying is the Travel Journal. A Travel Journal is a type of personal diary that you record your thoughts, feelings, and experiences during your travels. It serves as a visual and written account of your adventures, providing you with a keepsake that…
Have you checked out this month’s challenges? We have had a lot of planning meetings and we have come up with a plan for the year: We will have a word of the month (WOM) and each week will be a different take on that word. This month is “REFLECT”. Week 1 was: Choose a…
So here we are at the beginning of the New Year! It still has that New Year shiny look and new car smell. Have you made any resolutions, goals, or ideals for your year? I don’t really like to make any because life just happens sometimes and I’m not really good at giving myself lee…
Hello everyone!! I hope if you celebrated the holidays that you had a wonderful time! We had a very quiet but beautiful Christmas with family and LOTS of food!! I am sure gonna need the gym right about now! We have been talking about Robin Williams’ Principles of Design: Contrast, Repetition, Alignment, and Proximity. As…
Today we are continuing with Robin Williams’ Principles of Design: Contrast, Repetition, Alignment, and Proximity. We talked about contrast last week and how using it can make items on your page take priority, or using the opposite, low contrast, you can make elements fade or even mask journaling you don’t want others to see. Today…