The past two years, I
participated in
collaborative Art Journal Calendars. I like to
collage, sketch and write daily in my calendars. At the end of the year, I have a visual journal review of my
activities, inspirations and dreams come true for the year. For 2009, I made my own art journal calendar using my artwork between calendar pages.

Here are the inside cover pages. Each page measures 7 x 8.5 inches so it looks like an engagement calendar.


For each month, I print out a calendar 14 x 8.5 inch paper. I space the
calendar halves in
Photo Shop to allow for the center binding.

I also include a list of art goals for the year to keep me focused on projects, mediums and accomplishments that I want to achieve.

I take the completed calendar to Kinko's to have them bind the book with a black, coil binding. Now, I'm ready for the New Year. Have a creative, happy, healthy and prosperous 2009.