Bullet Journal: October "Dashboard" Page (2016)
Happy Fall, Y'All!
With today being the first official day of fall, I wanted to post something both timely and appropriate.
I've been diligently working to wrap up my September layouts in my newest bullet journal. I finally made the switch into a new 240-lined page "Vintage Vibes" Limited Edition Moleskine journal and so far, I'm loving every page and doodle.
Since I plan to use this bullet journal until the holidays, I decided to create a visible divide between months by creating my own "dashboard". Many planners including the uber-popular Erin Condren and Happy Planners utilize dashboards between months and the dividers in the Happy Planners are the most visually appealing, in my opinion.
While I'm not one-hundred percent thrilled with the way my text turned out on this page, I'm very happy with the fall leave theme. I was ready to experiment with some new leaf doodles and made an effort to incorporate lots of different shapes and sizes. I wanted to stay within the traditional fall color scheme by using lots of browns, reds, oranges, yellows and greens but I think it was a good decision to add a few touches of bright teal to the page. With just that one simple change, the page immediately went from a muted scheme to one that pops.
Autumn vibes,
With today being the first official day of fall, I wanted to post something both timely and appropriate.
I've been diligently working to wrap up my September layouts in my newest bullet journal. I finally made the switch into a new 240-lined page "Vintage Vibes" Limited Edition Moleskine journal and so far, I'm loving every page and doodle.Since I plan to use this bullet journal until the holidays, I decided to create a visible divide between months by creating my own "dashboard". Many planners including the uber-popular Erin Condren and Happy Planners utilize dashboards between months and the dividers in the Happy Planners are the most visually appealing, in my opinion.
While I'm not one-hundred percent thrilled with the way my text turned out on this page, I'm very happy with the fall leave theme. I was ready to experiment with some new leaf doodles and made an effort to incorporate lots of different shapes and sizes. I wanted to stay within the traditional fall color scheme by using lots of browns, reds, oranges, yellows and greens but I think it was a good decision to add a few touches of bright teal to the page. With just that one simple change, the page immediately went from a muted scheme to one that pops.
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Autumn vibes,
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