Artist journal

There are so many inspiring art journalers on Instagram, it's no surprise this is my second round-up of such talented artists. Find a new favorite here!

"I’ve been interested in nature for as long as I can remember. It’s always fascinated me. Nature is my therapy. It’s everywhere, it’s consistent, and it’s free."

Discover with us the work of a young talented graphic artist and illustrator behind the popular project Divoká tužka (Wild pencil), creating author's diaries, stickers, postcards, and many more interesting things that make people's life happier and more pleasant. In the following interview, we talked with Magda not only about her creation but also about lettering, illustration, and plans for the future. We wish you pleasant reading! Hi! To begin with, we would like to know who's hiding under

I’ve been interested in nature for as long as I can remember. It’s always fascinated me. Nature is my therapy. It’s everywhere, it’s consistent, and it’s free.

As much as I love art journaling, there are times I feel overwhelmed by the amount of techniques and styles out there that I want to try.

I want to share 5 fun ideas on how to start and finish an art journal page. With a combination of simple drawing and writing, you'll love these pages.

When I taught my Maine workshop a few weeks ago, I had to do all the driving to Maine and back – 16 hours each way. I generally don’t enjoy driving on a long trip. It’s boring, exhausting, and sometimes frustrating, like the time I blindly followed my GPS into a traffic jam in the […]

Federico Hurtado, Untitled on Flickr (via alfiusdebux)

I’m a big fan of journaling, particularly morning pages as referenced in Julia Cameron’s book The Artist’s Way . Seriously, that book changed my life and my art. I’ve been practicing morning pages for years now, and I credit them with much of my creative success. Here’s what Julia Cameron says ab

In order to become a better artist, it's recommended that you keep an art journal…