Honestly, I can't speak highly enough about the space we need. To explore ourselves deeply and compassionately. To let go and sit inside huge cyclones of surrender.
What I love most about this "Journal of Self-Discovery" is the prompts, the colorfulness, and the pages. Oh the pages. I am so impressed with how much they can endure and hold (as you can see in my explorations above). Sturdy, velvety, and the perfect size. A lovely combination. I'm really inspired flipping through it every time and honestly can't wait to fill it. I've been a journal keeper all my life. A composition book has always been alongside me. Moving through this experience I look back at progress, at the wisdom I had in my 20's, at the experiences I put down, my dreams and pictures. The deep down messes. All of it. I savor this life, this journey. Every little strand. This book is something special. . . I knew it from the moment I held it. Without giving away all the secrets, it's been a true gem for me on this road. Of self-exploration, of self-discovery.
Art Doodle Love is here. Just the right place. Just the right time.
If this book speaks to you, and if you need a little nudge on your journey to self-discovery: it's available right here.
Your next stop on the blog hop express is my pal Mindy!! We are just getting back after a lovely weekend teaching at Teahouse Studio in Berkley, CA. More on that soon!! Until then --->
Love and Green Lights,
Carissa
Next stop:Feb. 10: Mindy Lacefield, timssally.com
Feb. 11: Dina Wakley, dinastamps.typepad.com/
Feb. 12: Tamara LaPorte, willowing.org/blog/
Feb. 13: Jill K. Berry, jillberrydesign.com/blog/
Former Stops:
Feb. 2: Pam Carriker, pamcarriker.com/blog/
Feb. 3: Samantha Kira Harding, journalgirl.com
Feb. 4: Aimee Dolich, artsyville.blogspot.com
Feb. 5: Jane Davenport, janedavenport.com
Feb. 6: Carla Sonheim, carlasonheim.com
Feb. 7: Tracie Lyn Huskamp, thereddoor-studio.blogspot.com
Feb. 8: Tammy Garcia, daisyyellow.squarespace.com
Feb. 9: Carissa Paige, carissapaige.blogspot.com
Thank you for sharing your page creation with a video...I enjoyed watching your process. Everyone in the blog hop is taking their pages in such different directions...it really shows how versatile the book is!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to show us your pages via the video, really appreciated. I actually watched the video around midnight yesterday - down under, we are a day ahead of you guys LOL
ReplyDeleteVideo is a great idea! Thank you! Annette Maloney
ReplyDeleteBravo! One of the best teaching videos I've seen recently. Thank you, Carissa! This is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteSo nice to see you work in this nice doodle book... Thanks for sharing this video.
ReplyDeleteLiefs, Melanie
i love your green lights
ReplyDeleteand this doodle book is delicious
and i didn't know
until i came here
and now it's in my cart
and i have you to thank!
so thank you i do
with joy:)
Jennifer
carissa, oh my goodness, that video is awesome! i like the way you presented your pages, your style, and the candle. sweet journaling too. :)
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