99.9% of it.I’m a spray student and avid travel blog follower. I was wondering how much of your travel journal you complete while on the road.
We rent an apartment with a big table (terrace is nice too), spread our stuff out, and journal, staple, tape, glue every night when we return from our wanderings.Do you work on it as you travel or wait until you get home?
Let me tell you that keeping a travel journal is a full-time occupation. Made easier when the person you're traveling with keeps one too. We probably spend 2 hours per day every day of the trip working in our books. I find it a good way to process all of the days events.I always bring mine along but never seem to have much time to work on it. Then when I get home, alas I forget the special moments and the pages just slip away.
No notes (well sort of) although I do carry small pieces of paper in my purse to write on, then I just staple those into the travel journal that night. I also write on postcards that I pick up while wandering around. Occasionally we carry the whole journal with us and write in parks, restaurants, boats, etc.,I saw your little box of supplies your take on your journeys. Do you keep notes of each days activities?
I sure hope that you will conceder teaching an online class of journaling. The spray classes have been great fun, but winter is coming and we need indoor book arts inspiration and education.
I am indeed working on such a class (in my mind) and in fact am seriously considering a journal class using a sewn journal I make using similair techniques as a travel journal. I think of these as shabby scrappy journals - lots of scraps taped/stapled/glued on with willy-nilly sewn on elements. This won't happen until December when i go off track again.









