Moodling
March 28, 2013 | Leave a comment
Sometimes, I get the feeling that when people hear the term “art journal(ing),” they automatically feel that it is supposed to be pages filled with a lot of emotion, angst, deep thoughts, etc. Sometimes, I think that scares people away from the whole idea of art journaling, and that is really too bad.
Really an art journal is just a visual journal… a representation of whatever you want to share visually. So it doesn’t have to be something serious, something deep, or something super meaningful or private. You can just play around with colors, fun elements, doodles, your sense of humor, or whatever you are feeling the need to record.
Here are a couple of examples of journal pages that might inspire you to think about art journaling a little differently.
Jenn Olson (justjenno via snapwidget.com)
So there are some great examples of pages that don’t necessarily have some deep save-the-world meaning, but they were a creative expression of the moment. Whatever the mood, you can always create something… happy moodling… bored moodling… excited moodling… the sky-is-the-limit moodling.
Take a chance and just have some fun.
Kimberlee
Stay-at-home Gran, Poet, Teacher, Daydreamer, Idea-maker, Glitterizer, and Storyteller. I live in Washington State and love to spend my time doing anything creative.

