Is it scary to put your private thoughts and feeling on paper? Certainly. But it’s also therapeutic. However, just because you put personal journaling on a page doesn’t mean those words have to visible to the world. If you look carefully the upper right area of my page, you can just make out some of my journaling. But it’s not easily read and not enough of it is showing for a viewer to make much sense of it .
Can you use images instead of words to express a feeling? Of course.
Must you have a need to express something in particular to make a life journaling page? Nope. In fact, one of my favorite exercises to try when I just want to “play” is to look through my digital stash and bring into my document every element that catches my fancy and randomly place them on the page. This is the digital equivalent of laying down paint, stamps, stencils, doodles, etc. on canvas without a specific plan. You’ll be amazed at the results – I promise you something will emerge, whether it’s an idea or just a very creative work of art.
Came across your blog from your link at Scrap Arts Studio. Just wanted to say that you have a really incredible blog – also I love this page you have created!
Sandra! Thank you so VERY much! I truly appreciate you taking the time to look at my blog and comment!
Great post! So happy to see you doing this! And your page ROCKS!
Coming from you, Cilenia, that’s high praise! Thank you for the introducing me to the concept!
Love that page…wish I was half as creative as you!
Thanks Tammy, you’re sweet! But honestly, I was just playing and it came out great!
FABULOUS page Vicki!
Thank you, Robyn!
I am so in love with your brushes. So this makes mashup number 2 for me. Thank you for the joy. Hugs. 😉
Shirl! Thank you SO much! I’m very happy you like the brushes!