Tag: art journaling
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An essay on enoughness
I have found myself gravitating to Substack more, specifically concerning my writing. I wanted to share the link to todays’ essay on my art practice. I hope that you all can join me there. It’s free, although there is a paid option that gets you digital versions of all of my zines. I will probably still share art photos here.
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New zine alert!
New zines available here Zines
SCRAPS is an intuitive abstract collage mini zine for doodling on, cutting up or pasting in. Use its pages to scribble poems, or use it to trade love notes back and forth with friends 💗 this will be the beginning of a mini zine series, and is perfect to use as ephemera or to tuck in a journal pocket
Personal Inventory is a mini zine featuring my favorite questions I’ve encountered for personal inventory. Amazing addition to your journaling practice or for the sober-curious.
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Colorful abstract worlds
I’ve been struggling with my depression lately but anytime I spend making art helps. It’s just the process of starting…. -
Junk journal pages
Time in this little junk journal 
“Slow progress is still progress” -
Recent journal spreads
A map of my wild artist heart, a response to mission #3 from my zine Iridescent Explorations 
An inner child journal spread 
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Fire energy grimoire pages
Perhaps not what you would expect for your fire energy energy, but I’m a slow burn.
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enough
Contemplating the essay for this week: why do we tell ourselves our art isn’t enough? why do we shame ourselves for creating something that is valuable to ourselves but perhaps no one else? How can we transmute that feeling and show up anyways?
Starmoth Press 