5 Ways To Use Your Hobonichi Weeks For Art | Hobonichi Weeks Ideas | Practice Art In A Planner

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In this video, I am going to share with you how use your Hobonichi Weeks for artistic skill building and creative play. Because, while it is a great planner that lets you plan, track and log your life, I think this little book can inspire you to make time for art every week.

*All these ideas can be done in any weekly planner that you would like to repurpose for art making. It does not need to be a Hobonichi Weeks. Use what you like and have on hands :)

In the comments, let me know which one of these ideas is your favorite and if you’re gonna try any of them.
And feel free to share how your own ideas on how to use the Hobonichi Weeks for art making and creative playtime.

00:00 Intro
01:19 Color Studies
03:01 Drawing Studies
04:04 Gluebooking
04:59 Illustrated Gratitude
05:50 Character Design
08:14 Outro

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Ideas 1-4 are interesting to me and I will try them out. Thanks for sharing.

HappymakingwithJen
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Love this idea to do a color study - great way to use my growing collection of art supplies.

vonettadevo
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Lovely Ideas! Will have to apply some to my notebooks! TYFS! ❣️✨

theartesana
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Loved the colour palette idea. Thank you.

cathycreates
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Wow 😻 this tiny challenge with creating character, is so amazing, and mechanism of it very useful for making something similar in other forms of art.

ParteniaAjmaq
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I love them all. And I have two Blythes! 😃

LibraryLed
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😍😱 I love your blythe! ❤❤ p.s. love all your videos as well. ❤

kathuffmen
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I did gluebooking in weeks too, it's something like scrapbooking

The last idea is amazing for artists who has a OC and writes about what their OC does in a week

YuliDnevnik
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I actually ordered the cousin just to make it into a creative journal to do art or whatever i want. :D

RachelWrites