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Virgo and Paper
Lately, I’ve been leaning heavily on the weekly pages of my Hobonichi Cousin planner. In this post, I’m sharing how I set these pages up each week, what I like to track, and how my weekly spreads look.
If you’re unfamiliar with the Cousin, it includes monthly, weekly, and daily pages for the ent...
I’m excited to share that I’ve just released my new online class! 🎉
It's called 10-Minute Art Journaling: A 7-Day Challenge to Conquer Artist’s Block and it is now live on Skillshare.
With just a few supplies and limited time to work, art journaling is a great way to push through artist’s block ...
Hello, creative friends!
Today I’m sharing three helpful tools that I’ve relied on lately to reconnect with my creativity. As an artist, I have often run into creative exhaustion and artist’s block. But, I inevitably find tactics to push past that and start creating again. These are the tools I'...
This blog post is inspired by one I wrote back in 2016, after putting together my first craft show booth to sell my planner stickers in person at a conference. My recap blog post from back then has generated a lot of views on Pinterest, so I thought it was time for an updated post!
Although exhi...
I'm excited to announce that I am busy working on a new class, which will launch in early May.
I’ll be teaching the method I use to boost my creativity and generate new ideas for my own art and business: my daily art journaling practice!
I’ve been in a routine for the last couple of months of cr...
As I now offer printable planner stickers in the shop, I thought I’d share an overview of how to print and cut your own planner stickers at home as well as some helpful tips and tricks for working with a Silhouette Cameo.
With Virgo and Paper printable stickers, I’ve already designed and set up ...
virgo and paper Blog
Here you'll find articles about planning, how to use planner stickers, and productivity tips. I also love to share behind the scenes peeks into my studio and sketchbook, as well as how I balance digital & analog tools as a surface designer. Go ahead, leave me a comment! xo, Ashton