Category: Journaling
Object writing is a technique where you describe scenes or characters using various senses to capture important details. Here is a piece I wrote in
You can read Part 1 here. Here is an entry from October 10, 2005 Journal A place to record your hopes, aspirations, and dreams-whether in
You can read Part 2 here. Part 3 is here. I have an entire bookshelf which holds notebooks and sketchbooks going back over 20 years.
A sketchbook is really just a visual journal, or a place to experiment with visual ideas. In contrast, a notebook is usually a verbal journal,
The Pendleton Roundup is a rodeo that happens during the second full week in September and has been since 1910. It’s only missed a handful
Volume I of my latest diary is complete! You can see examples below of what’s inside and perhaps be inspired to make your own. I
Newsletter Subscriber Sara K. mentioned that she got a new notebook and wasn’t sure what to write in it. With a little brainstorming, here’s what
In a previous post I provided some ideas for creating an Index which will help locate the information that you are looking for in a
Backstory: In late 2024 I made a list of topics that I wanted to pursue: Incorporating more visual elements and color into my work made