Planvember Day 11 | 2018 Journal Dashboard (Tombow Watercolor)
What is a journal dashboard, anyway? Â When speaking of planners, dashboard is a term that describes dividers. Essentially, they are pretty pages that separate one section from another or set the stage for an important group of pages. I was first introduced to dashboards through the Traveler’s Notebook community.
I love using a journal dashboard to indicate a break in my notebook or to celebrate a new month or year. During this morning’s live video on my Facebook page, I played around with a few new supplies and techniques.
What made this page so much fun (and why I LOVE doing live videos) is that it was a collaborative process. You all helped me pick colors and gave suggestions. I had a loose idea in my head beforehand, but this page really came to life in ways I could not have planned!
According to the Chinese Zodiac, 2018 is the year of the dog. I really wanted to try a faux watercolor techniques with my Tombow Dual Brush Pens, so I grabbed a water brush and got started!
I created a printable version of the coloring page on the left and put it in the Page Flutter Vault. If you’re not a Vault member yet, you can subscribe here.Â
If you’re new to this blog series, here’s the basic rundown… Every weekday of November at 10:30 central time, I’m bringing you a new journal video LIVE on my Facebook page. I wanted to do this in real-time for a few reasons:
- You get a realistic idea of how much time to set aside for journaling. It can be frustrating to watch the “YouTube Magic” happen in 10 minutes, only to find out you need an hour to recreate the page. You get the real deal with my live videos.
- You can ask questions and give suggestions.
- It’s more fun to interact with you live!
Scroll down to watch the video. As promised, I’ve included all the links below for your convenience.
Links to supplies mentioned:
- **My book of creative journaling ideas! Beyond Bullets: Creative Journaling Ideas to Customize Your Perfect Productivity System.
- Scribbles That Matter (Pro version in Mint)
- Rhodia Goalbook: Available on Amazon and JB Welly.
- Pigma Microns (Black, 6-CT): I like using these when I draw because I have a huge variety of tip sizes to choose from.
- Circle & Helix Maker
- Tombow Brush Pens
- Tombow Blending Palette:A glass or glazed ceramic dish also works.
- Pentel Aqua Brush: You can use a regular paintbrush if you like. Aqua brushes work slightly differently, so play around with whatever works for you.
More ways to watch the rest of this series:
- Watch LIVE on my Facebook page (10:30 U.S. Central Time)
- My YouTube Channel: Planvember Playlist
- Go to the Planvember section of the website for a list of all posts. Each post contains the video for the day and any helpful links we talked about.
Your turn to share! Do you doodle in your journal? What are your favorite ways to spice up a page?
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