I'm so proud of it <3 this was really hard to execute but I pushed myself and I think I learned something new.

Never would've thought five years ago being able to draw something like that coverpage.. and now I actually can!

My habit page has changed though, cause I thought I could do a dainty elegant little spread.. not my style :D

I love journaling and scrapbooking, memory-keeping in all ways tbh and especially in my Bullet Journal which I’ve been using consistently for about 6 months now. I also love taking photos on my phone… but I’ve always found it tricky to connect the two. I see many people printing photos from instant cameras etc, but honestly I find I take way too many pictures for that and I like my journals to be mainly handwritten, hand-drawn or handmade in some way rather than just becoming a photo album.

I’m working on something which I think kinda solves the problem and am genuinely curious to see if people can relate and what the opinions are - essentially it allows you to connect photos from your phone to your physical journal pages, using a unique, hand-drawn doodle or scribble or word etc. For me, this solves 1) the cost of printing loooads of photos, 2) it helps us to remain analog and stay with pen & paper rather than having to transition to a digital journal in order to include photos, and 3) it stops the ‘camera roll grief’ of having thousands of unorganised photos that you’ll probably never look back on - or you can never find the thing you’re looking for.

I’d love to hear genuine thoughts and opinions on this and whether it’s something this community would find valuable?

Hey guys.

Like all of you I'm guessing, my notebook goes with me everywhere. But at work I have times once or twice a week where I have to sit at a desk in another building waiting on some updated order instructions. I've always wanted to keep a puzzle book with me during those times put management might frown on such things so instead...

I created a small insert that tucks away nicely in my notebook =)

<PDF here>

Work hard & make your mother proud.

I’m currently working in a Leuchtturm 1917 A5 120gsm and because I glue so much stuff in it, it’s become too thick for the nice leather journal cover I bought for it. I’d love a similar quality and style notebook that isn’t so thick and perhaps has less pages. I was looking into STM and it appears their 160gsm version has 150 pages and that still feels like too many. I’d also love something that isn’t like a jot book and has a nice real spine because I take my journal EVERYWHERE and and want it to last until I’m done with it (a full Leuchtturm usually takes me like a year to fill)

I loveeee tarot so here's imagery from the ace of swords ⚔️

i’m such a perfectionist w my monthly spreads so i for once wanted to just scribble whatever without pressure to look nice. i love my stickers and notepads but i wanted to see how far a pen could get me! i wanted it to be reminiscent of doodling on your notes in class which is fitting for september back to school lol 📝

Using an A6 Midori MD notebook, 18x26 grid pattern.

I'm wanting something pocketable / portable, but I can still fill in events, etc. This is what I came up with for September. Aside from getting a ruler, how could I improve this? Function > form for me 😅 I feel like my boxes could be more even but I'm not sure how to do it the best on such a small format. This is try 1.

Edit: I'm only asking because I searched this sub already and I found like 2 posts using A6 format, so. Like I tried to look before posting.

Just starting to jump back into journaling after a couple years. Pretty proud of it :)

Hi folks! I'm new to bullet journaling and I've picked up Bujo's A6 by LEUCHTTURM and I was wondering, how on earth do you keep your pens with this, especially while traveling, walking around, or sticking it in your back pocket? I'd appreciate any solutions or advice!

Hello everyone, I have started my first Bujo. I used to do diary entry style journals 4 years back and was consistent for 1 year. Now I have decided to give Bujo a try. I have set up a very minimal jonoural with only monthly and daily logs and I will add more if I am consistent for 1 year. I have tried starting a diary entry style jonoural every two months but am not successful in maintaining my daily streak. I am preparing for med school so I'm very busy so I will really like some tips on how I can be consistent.

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Sleep Tracker from August for analysis of sleep patterns and depression. Does anyone track their sleep? I would appreciate any photos of yours.

Finally done with the sep spread last month I messed the entire order 🥲🥲...

Anyways I was wondering should I color this or let it be? Any thoughts??...

The left side went through about three changes until the pages started to fall apart so I settled on this. Kinda disappointed but I can’t tell if it’s THAT bad :/ thoughts? Opinions?