Day 14
August 5: Filling in the Blanks
Today's live was about as unplanned as it gets — I woke up 20 minutes before we went live, coffee still fresh, half asleep, and just showed up anyway. No big concept, no plan. Just play.

I always leave blank pages scattered throughout my books — for later inspiration, for days exactly like this one — so today I filled in a couple of those waiting spaces. I also kept working on those watercolor dots I've had my eye on turning into stickers eventually. Baby steps toward that idea, one small session at a time.

Honestly, this is what I'm loving most about this challenge: these 20-minute bursts add up. You don't need a fully awake brain or a grand plan — you just need to show up and make a mark.

To see the live chat in real time watch this video on YouTube here.

Download and print on sticker paper to use in your journal
How to save & print your files:

  1. Right-click  (or control click for mac, press and hold on mobile) on the image and choose "Save Image As" (or "Download Image").
  2. Save it to a folder you'll remember — like "Day 1 Journal Files."
  3. Open the saved JPEG and print at 100% / actual size (not "fit to page") so nothing gets cropped or stretched.
  4. Print on whatever paper you're testing today — plain, cardstock, watercolor, whatever's on hand.

Tip: if the image opens directly instead of downloading, just right-click anywhere on it for the save option.

Things I used Some of these are an affiliate link some are not. 

This is the sticker paper I like to use for my art journals and other indoor surfaces
But this sticker paper will do if you are just using in aert journal

The Posca white pen sampler set I worth every penny to be able to test all the sizes and tips.
The gel medium I am using to glue the pages down
The little fat brush I am using to apply said glue stuff
The little embroidery scissors I keep in my teavel art journal kit to do my fussy cuts
The deli paper I like to gelli print on
That gold three dimensional paint pen
The black needle point roller ball gel pen
    But I replace that medium tip energel insert with this needle point tip
The blank sketchbook I am using
Big ass box of acrylic markers similar to my setsimilar to my set

I mentioned the two workshops in Loom Notes I built to assess the end of the year assesment and plans:
Attune: Reflection in Retrograde
Illuminate: Returning to Light

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