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Watercolour Art For Diaries!
Turn your everyday diary pages into little lil' illuminated manuscripts with Journal Dust. These are small packs of mini prints made from my watercolour artwork, designed for junk journaling, scrapbooking, and decorating your notebooks. Think of them as treasure fragments, little bursts of colour, flowers, and whimsy that you can tuck between your words.
Perfect for when you want to make your diary entries feel more magical, or when you’re collaging and want that extra sprinkle of fairy-tale charm. Every pack is a surprise mix to keep your pages fresh and glowing.
Journal Dust are mini watercolour art prints designed for junk journaling, scrapbooking, and decorating diary pages. They’re perfect for layering into collages, adding detail to journal margins, or creating whimsical botanical spreads.
There’s no wrong way to use these tiny prints, tuck them into your phone case, use them as bookmarks, add them to pen pal letters, or scatter them through your planner. They’re made to bring watercolour magic to everyday pages.
I do! I offer a watercolour art bundle that includes Journal Dust and holographic botanical stickers. They are the perfect starter kit for junk journaling and scrapbook lovers. It’s dreamy if you love botanical art, whimsical details, and creating layered collage spreads with a theme.
I release new Journal Dust designs alongside selected collections. Because they’re tiny watercolour prints, the theme has to translate beautifully at a smaller scale. I design them specifically to fit journal margins and to layer easily within junk journal spreads, they’re small but detailed!
I love journaling! It’s actually what inspired me to start painting botanicals in the first place.
I used to make hundreds of thin, bookmark-style paintings to tuck into my journal margins, layering them with sparkly stickers, receipts, and little scraps of “junk” from the day I was documenting. Adding watercolour botanical illustrations transformed my diary pages into something that felt like a modern illuminated manuscript.
Journal Dust grew from that love of turning everyday journaling into something artistic and magical.