Art Journaling Lists

I am a list maker. I make daily to-do lists. I make lists of things I'd like to do. I make lists of observations I see when studying the Bible or reading a book. And from time-to-time I will participate in making art journal lists. In April and May the "Get Messy" art journaling community is doing a season of list making. I'm not doing all of the lists, but am selecting one or two each week. I'm making my art journal lists on large shipping tags and inserting them in my DLP journal. Here are a few of my lists from the "Get Messy" art journal prompts.

In April I changed the format for my weekly Documented Life Project (DLP) pages as I wanted wider spaces to write in. I'm working on getting caught up with April and May.

Pop over to my Etsy shop and check out the new altered book art journals I listed this week.

I'm off to make a few more lists! How about you?

The Documented Life Project 2016 ~ January

I have mentioned before that I missed participating in the Documented Life Project (DLP) last year. I'm so glad I joined in this year. It really is a good project for simply recording some of the everyday things that go on in life. The group also offers different weekly prompts and projects for inspiration. I originally thought I would combine some of my projects into one binder for the year, but then changed my mind and went with separate binders. I am complete as I'm going to be for January. I'm not going to make myself do every prompt but, rather, just focus on the weekly pages and do the prompts as I have inspiration and time.

Each month we have a series of challenges - make a Pocket Art Card (PAC), a themed list of ten items, and a Dare2B card, which is selecting a word and action steps to work on through the month.

My first PAC was a "found" saying from an old book. For me this little saying sums up well my intent with art journals.

January Dare2B: Healthy

Prompt: 10 life changing books

January was a good month. :)