Paint In Bullet Journal at Alicia Gaston blog

Paint In Bullet Journal. The only trick to nailing these gorgeous watercolor techniques for your bullet journal is to simply have the right kind of journal and keep some paper towels with you. Check out how i used these markers in my september leaves theme. I did this once with black paint that dripped through the spine of my journal into the middle crack of my pages. If you want to decorate your bullet journal or planner cover, i’d say these acrylic paint markers are the way to go. Archer and olive dot grid journals have thick pages, which make painting (and journaling) a breeze. Use the bleeding as a starting point for a new piece. After that, it’s easy to play around and get cool, different colors, textures, and saturation levels. Create a small painting using a similar color or shape as the paint that bled through. If you’re wanting to buy paints for your bullet journal i would highly recommend choosing between gouache and acrylic gouache rather than watercolour. I even blended small areas of color directly on the paper and was super impressed by how it turned out. Get inspired with these three ways you can. If you’ve been wanting to paint in your bullet journal but want some advice on which medium to use or want to understand how they work,. The other option is to work with it:

After that, it’s easy to play around and get cool, different colors, textures, and saturation levels. Create a small painting using a similar color or shape as the paint that bled through. I did this once with black paint that dripped through the spine of my journal into the middle crack of my pages. Archer and olive dot grid journals have thick pages, which make painting (and journaling) a breeze. Get inspired with these three ways you can. If you’ve been wanting to paint in your bullet journal but want some advice on which medium to use or want to understand how they work,. If you want to decorate your bullet journal or planner cover, i’d say these acrylic paint markers are the way to go. If you’re wanting to buy paints for your bullet journal i would highly recommend choosing between gouache and acrylic gouache rather than watercolour. Use the bleeding as a starting point for a new piece. I even blended small areas of color directly on the paper and was super impressed by how it turned out.

3 Surprising Ways to Add Watercolor to Your Bullet Journal ⋆ The Petite

Paint In Bullet Journal If you want to decorate your bullet journal or planner cover, i’d say these acrylic paint markers are the way to go. I even blended small areas of color directly on the paper and was super impressed by how it turned out. If you’re wanting to buy paints for your bullet journal i would highly recommend choosing between gouache and acrylic gouache rather than watercolour. The only trick to nailing these gorgeous watercolor techniques for your bullet journal is to simply have the right kind of journal and keep some paper towels with you. After that, it’s easy to play around and get cool, different colors, textures, and saturation levels. Create a small painting using a similar color or shape as the paint that bled through. Use the bleeding as a starting point for a new piece. I did this once with black paint that dripped through the spine of my journal into the middle crack of my pages. The other option is to work with it: If you want to decorate your bullet journal or planner cover, i’d say these acrylic paint markers are the way to go. Get inspired with these three ways you can. Archer and olive dot grid journals have thick pages, which make painting (and journaling) a breeze. Check out how i used these markers in my september leaves theme. If you’ve been wanting to paint in your bullet journal but want some advice on which medium to use or want to understand how they work,.