Gouache, watercolor and micron pens create random patterning in my journal. This particular technique was inspired by sketches in one of my student's journals. Just like with the Painting a Dog a Day project, my love of journalling began out as a means to feed my creativity and keep the ideas flowing. And now it's blossomed into leading workshops and teaching others how to discover their own journalling voice. Each session involves a new concept and a mess of supplies - attendees only need bring a blank book or their journal and an open mind. Past classes have included printmaking, stamp carving, stenciling, collage, 3D page construction, sketching, calligraphy and text, sewn embellishments and water-based media. You need not have any artistic skills or prior knowledge to journal. I am now accepting enrollment for the following workshops, all happening at Little Monsters Toy Shop in downtown Lake Orion: Journalling for Kids (ages 5-15), Apr 17th, May 1st, May 15th, May ...