For 2026, I’m switching things up and keeping a creative journal that lives separately from my bullet journal and planner. In this video, I share why I want my pages to be more than “random things” and how I’m approaching a 52-week art journaling journey that turns blank spreads into little visual narratives. If you’ve been craving a journal that feels like a storybook—where your memories, prompts, and paintings all belong—this is exactly the reset I’m making. I talk through the mindset shift: letting the planner do the planning, and letting the art journal be the space where I can play, experiment, and tell stories on paper. I also share some of the supplies I reach for when I want that whimsical look—watercolors, gouache, washi, and a few tools that make painting and detailing feel extra satisfying. My biggest takeaway: when you give your creative journaling its own “home,” it becomes easier to stay consistent, and the pages start to feel like a collection you’ll actually want to keep forever.