Art Journal With Me: Making Peace With the In-Between
Renna KowalskiFebruary 28, 2026Posts
Renna KowalskiFebruary 28, 2026Quick Art Journal Technique: The Two-Cup Color Drop
Renna KowalskiFebruary 27, 2026Evening Art Journaling: A Gentle Ritual for Winding Down
A gentle evening art journaling ritual to quiet your mind and help you sleep. 20 minutes, minimal supplies, and permission to make something messy.
Renna KowalskiFebruary 25, 2026Watercolor Layering for Beginners: How to Build Depth Without Overworking Your Page
Watercolor layering doesn't require fancy technique—just understanding how the medium works and giving yourself permission to experiment. Here's how to build depth without the muddy mess.
Renna KowalskiFebruary 25, 2026Your Journals This Week: 6 Pages That Reminded Me Why This Community Matters
Six journal pages from our community — from a first-timer's crayon spread to a meditation in thin black lines. Every approach is valid. Every page counts.
Renna KowalskiFebruary 23, 2026Weekly Art Journal Prompt: 'What's Shifting?'
A gentle art journaling prompt for late February: exploring the quiet shifts and in-between moments as winter transitions to spring. Includes beginner-friendly steps and budget supply alternatives.
Renna KowalskiFebruary 23, 2026The $15 Art Journal Starter Kit: Everything You Actually Need
Everything you need to start art journaling for about $15. No expensive supplies required, no guilt about messing up the "good" stuff — just permission to begin.
Renna KowalskiFebruary 22, 2026Art Journal With Me: An Hour of Making, Messing Up, and Finding Quiet
An hour of art journaling, in real time: muddy washes, crooked collages, messy handwriting, and that one color I was afraid to use. The messy pages are the honest ones.
Renna KowalskiFebruary 22, 2026Weekly Art Journal Prompt: "What Are You Carrying?"
This week's art journal prompt asks: What are you carrying? A beginner-friendly guide with watercolor and collage techniques, plus my own messy example spread.
Renna KowalskiFebruary 22, 2026Why Your Messiest Journal Pages Are Your Most Important Ones
Why your ugliest, messiest art journal pages might be your most important ones — and why showing them matters.
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