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To be honest just confused ✻ she/her - journaling-obsessed - will not shut up about classical music

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Journal #54 Part I: Flying Blind

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The last of Journal 53: Uncanny Hunger and the Amuse-Bouche

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Filling Journal #53: Forget-Me-Not

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Hand-painted cover art for Journal 53

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With Journal 52: A little love for some wordy pages

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Winter's End with Journal 52 Part II: Dichroma

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Winter's End with Journal 52: Ephemerizing

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With Journal #51: Pages within pages

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Life in Journal #51: Over-Wintering

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Further Journal #50: Getting to School

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Fall with Journal #50: Love, Fear, and Wonderment

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Hey what kind of invisible ink pen do you use?

Okay I am going to be real, I got my invisible ink pen at a book fair like eleven years ago, and I know neither how it is still clinging to life, nor what brand actually made it. More helpfully though, I got the ink to glow well by putting it in complete darkness and illuminating it with a big tube blacklight, which are easy to get on amazon, so my real answer is that hopefully any invisible ink pen would look the same under an equally big light.

(this is the set the pen came with though lol, in all its scholastic glory)

Totally Confidential Diary

We love the sturdy padlock on this groovy diary. You can be confident it really is confidential.

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What can I say? The ladies love me and my substitution codes.

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I promise you are not ready for the only other illustration I did in this book

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September with Journal #50: Skate-between

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Journal #51: Almost definitely the weirdest yet

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August with Journal #50: Summer's End