The Process of Creating Pages in an Art Journal

Are you one of the many people interested in taking up the hobby of art journaling, but are hesitant to start because you are worried that your work will not turn out the way you want it to? Cynthia Niklas of Journaling Arts addresses just that.
I have heard from many of you who are uncomfortable [...]

James Cosgrove: Chronicling Travels in City Moleskines

James Cosgrove is a well known Scottish artist whose paintings are not only exhibited in Scotland, but also in private and public collections worldwide.
Jimmy, as he is more popularly known, gives Moleskiners a look into his creative process in which his “paintings and drawings often develop and grow from the experience of building the [...]

Moly_x_52: An International Moleskine Sketchbook Exchange

Many are taking part in a unique adventure involving a moleskine that goes around the world and gets filled up by various creative hands with their own styles to offer. In this mail-based art exchange project, artists work in groups filling notebooks — Moleskine sketchbooks or accordion-style Pocket Moleskine journals — that are mailed the [...]

Crow’s Amazing Art Journey

Art doll artist Michelle Schafer, fondly called Crow by some, lets us in on her amazing journey in the world of art.

Greetings and Salutations from the Studio at Crow Haven Farm.  My name is Michelle Schafer (but people call me Crow).  I’m a self-taught Mixed-Media Artist with an emphasis on Art Dolls. What this means, [...]

Hooked on Moleskines and Inchies

Jill Bedfordshire shares how she got hooked to moleskine sketchbooks and inchies, a kind of doodling where you create art that measures one inch square.

Here is a page from my larger Moleskine sketchbook with 48 ‘inchies’ I doodled when my eyes were having a good day. Never one to overlook a good idea I discovered [...]