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This wasn’t intended to turn into a regular feature of the blog but it seems to have been popular so here are some doodles from thelast week: Previous doodle posts: A Doodle a Day Part I A Doodle a Day Part II
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I have been trying a new way of keeping a journal using the lovely little “storyboard” notebook by Moleskine. The idea is simply to fill a frame a day with some little sketch. This really works well for me because I am not a great drawer but I do enjoy doodling and the challenge of filling a 5x7cm [...]
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Recently I have been trying a new way of keeping a journal using the lovely little “storyboard” notebook by Moleskine. The idea is simply to fill a frame a day with some little sketch. This really works well for me because I am not a great drawer but I do enjoy doodling and the challenge [...]
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Inspired by Barb Lane at THIS | LIMINALITY who in turn was provoked by Julia Cameron‘s Daily Pages in “The Right to Write” I have tried this little exercise to think of 50 things that make me happy. It shouldn’t be a surprise that they are all very simple things that generally cost nothing, and [...]
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Related posts: The Written Word is Pure Sorcery The Monstrous Awakening of Imagination The High Calling of a Writer
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Writing surfaces like the many humps of the Loch Ness monster in every part of my life. I would encourage anyone to think of starting a journal if only to help them to identify the repeated footfalls of the greater themes in their life. At some point you have to fall in step with them or forever be running away.
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