My brain wanted to be practical and produce top quality portraits every time. But my heart felt it wasn't truly hand made, that customers wouldn't expect something digital to be hand drawn. What do you think? I started to realise that it isn't always the way you make something but the results with some handmade items.
If I realistically charged for all the time a portrait took, with all the redos and customers wanting last minute changes no one could afford it! But, if I drew it digitally I could easily make these alterations, reduce my time and the pain in my hands. but I will tell you more about that another time or you will be sooooooo bored of such a long wordy post! I also discovered a wonderful new plan formed. So today I thought I would show you a little look at my portrait style as it has changed over the years and how they look now. Ring bound planners usually have 6 rings inside that open so you can pop in whatever inserts you wish. The idea with these planners is to customise them yourself. You can often buy planners with diary inserts in place and a few blank pages from high street shops. Or you can pop me a message and I can find a few to suit. Places like WHSmiths, Paperchase and Amazon are all good places to look for inexpensive inserts. You can remove pages you have used or don't need easily You can move your inserts around easily until you find an order you are happy with.
There are lots of things you can bling your planner up with including decals for the cover. You can get ringbound planners in a variety of sizes you never know when you need to drop one of those! The cover usually has handy pockets on the inside, great for storing business cards. There is only so much you can put in them. To add your own inserts you will need to purchase a holepunch that can punch the correct distance So a day a page insert will pretty much fill it up. These planners are similar to the ring bound, you can move your pages around easily enough and remove or add insertsĬan be used for day to day planning or memory planning (although you can get really creative!) Have a look at my Carpe Diem business planner set up here The Americans seem to have access to the most wonderful accessories and ridiculously low prices (very envious!) There are still nice ones here however but not as many Lots of accessories available! (I mean loads! Happy Planner is American so it is harder to get some supplies but Staples sells Arc supplies) The planner becomes flimsy if there isn't much in it and it also becomes unrealistic if you try to cram too much in it (you can get different sized rings which help) The holes can get a bit worn and pages can become loose if used a lot. Here are a couple of examples or Discbound planners. This one is of the Happy Planner which I transformed into a health planner. This one is a business planner I created for a customer. To have a look at some of the wonderful discbound planners and accessories I have in stock click here!īullet Journalling, Or BuJu, is a style of planning which can be as simple or complex as you like. You can have it hard backed, spiral bound or even stapled.
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