7 Styles of Art Journaling | Detailed Journal Flip Through

Explore 7 styles of Art Journaling that you can try today! Tips for beginners & inspo for experienced art journalers.

In this flip through of my personal journals over the years, I detail 7 styles of art journals that you should give a try based off of what you may want from an art journal. I also cover binding, prompts, and more ideas to get those creative juices flowing during your next journaling session!

The 7 styles:
Altered Books 0:00
Handmade Journals 1:16
Junk Journals 3:31
Scrapbooks 5:06
Traveler's Notebooks 7:50
Lined Journals 12:34
Bullet Journals 14:18

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[kanamichelle]

The only thing I love more than flipping through my own old journals is watching other people flip through theirs. I love all of the textures and textiles and crinkly pages and old thoughts and just EVERYTHING! Your journals are beautiful! Thank you for sharing them.

[denisekennemer]

I love that you actually write in your beautiful junk journals and that you emphasize using what you have on hand. And, oh! That little tiny according book inside… very cool. Thank you for sharing.

[MuchMoreLife]

I love that you actually USE your journals! So many flip-through I see are BLANK. Like all the maker does is MAKE. 😂
But then, you’re a writer, so that helps. Thank you for sharing your journals, scribbles and all. 😍

[shenandoah]

you are beautiful and bright. thank you for inspiring me.

[daisymichele]

I enjoy how realistic and approachable your journalling process is. Your 'indie' study journal is somewhat like a 'common place book'. Please keep all your ideas coming, watching you channel grow is so encouraging - Thank you Chelle

[mixedupmargie]

Love em all, my favorite is that mini chubby travel one ♥️♥️

[ronjasolvalravn]

You realy got my interest for your creations ... For many years l been thinking how can l protect Wild Nature ... And the best way for me is Not to buy a lot of New Stuff, but use old books l find in second hand shops ... So l will keep my eyes open for you today and in the future ❤️

[MA-btil]

I am so glad I found you today! I am so enjoying watching your videos! Thanks so much -- I can't wait to watch more! Blessings! :)

[fyrehorse]

Thank you. Very helpful and inspiring. Greetings from Malaysia.

[fullbloomandco]

your voice is so soothing! loving your journals so much :)

[danger-wses]

thank you for your words on bullet journaling! i feel the exact same about it. i might pick up Ryder's book now lmao, i need some motivation to keep going with it because it's a planning system that works for me and that i enjoy using.

[dodiekoehler]

I love your journals. Making journals has become one of my favorite things!
You have very pretty hands.
Blessings.

[lydialinville]

Thank you for sharing all your journals. They all are beautiful.

[fairyGrandmother]

I love seeing other peoples journals, how they made them, and how they use them. Thank you for sharing yours! Hugs!

[mrsllcp]

Loving the watercolor and the light layering! Real lived-in journals, thanks for sharing!

[pastichehaus]

Amazing.❤ I love journaling 😊 thanks for sharing 🥰

[snozehann]

Same about bujo 😅 all the trackers & columns & graphs reminded me of school & homework so I failed haha… another well done video, Bree. Tysm for sharing this with us 🙏🏽

[jennifersantucci]

I really love seeing not just the different journals you’ve used and created, but also that there are pages left open. I’ve finally come to terms with the idea that there’s no one journal that you have to stick to—it can be whatever suits your needs at the moment. I’m also trying to be okay with not finishing a journal. Or better yet, acknowledging when it’s okay to move on to another journal. I used to drag myself to get to the last page but often times would stop journaling all together bc getting to the last page became arduous which took the joy out of journaling.

Anyway, really enjoying this series! I’m learning so much from you!

[shirleysoeth]

That fairy tale journal is so beautiful! What a great idea!

[PhoebesWorldProductions]

Thank you for sharing. =) These are good and inspiring pages and journals. =)