In this video, I’m making my 2026 art business planner from scratch, and I’m doing it the way I like to work best—slow, layered, and very hands-on. I’m building the planner pages with a mix of gel printing, collage-style printables, and a simple bookbinding approach so it feels sturdy and usable (not precious). I share the supplies I reach for on my art table, how I keep the pages cohesive across the months, and how I use color and pattern to make something that’s functional but still feels like me. If you’ve been wanting an art business planner that actually supports your creative life—planning, tracking, and showing up consistently—this is a really approachable way to do it. I’m using a few favorite paints and inks to keep things warm and vintage, plus printables that give me a beautiful starting point without overthinking. The big takeaway: you can make a planner that’s both practical and inspiring, and you don’t need it to be perfect—you just need it to invite you back to the page.