#bullet journalling

[autisticfiend]

A quick reminder that the bullet journal method was designed as a disability tool by a person with ADD. It's meant to be practical, and can be helpful especially to neurodivergent folks. Don't let the Instagram pictures or grind culture make you believe you cannot use it. The method will not work for everyone of course, but it is largely what you make of it.

[mrghostrat]

i don't often post about it because it's been a while since i had time to design anything new, but there's still sooo many cute accessories for you to explore on my store!

if you like colourful trinkets, cute characters, and getting productive, check out Studio Bilvy!!

(ur also supporting a queer artist who wishes he could spend all day making free fan fic <3)

[alittlemelted]

Finished my May layout suuuuppper early, but I suppose that's a good thing. One of the pages doesn't fit, but part of my thing with all this is accepting not being "perfect". I think these are some of my favorite pages I've done.

[bujokookie]

🥯🏀.

IG: Lattae.bujo

[littleoceanart]

A few photos of my ginkgo pencilcase.

[caramelcuppaccino]

i have noticed that i’ve never made a planner inspired by indigo and must change that, so there you go!!!

[cmy2kid]

draw with me! 🌱🌼

a peek at me drawing my march bullet journal's cover. the theme for this month is foliage, and growth. 🌿

[ub-sessed]

Bujo for spoonies?

Punk bujo?

I'm an effort to put my life back together and recover from a major illness and massive emotional losses etc., I've started using some of the techniques I have seen in bullet journalling.

The problem with all the bujo ideas I see on Pinterest etc. is that they seem to put way too much emphasis on the aesthetic aspect of it. Like I get if people find the artistic side of bullet journalling rewarding, but I have limited manual dexterity and a tremor, so my pages are never going to be pretty. And I have limited energy and time, so I just can't put that much time and energy into creating something pretty. Also, all those flourishes and stuff take up a lot of space that I could be using for practical content! My tremor keeps me from being able to write small or neatly, so I need a lot of room. Like, I want my pages to be pleasing to the eye, but that's for usability reasons.

I also am really turned off my the obsession with productivity that I see in a lot of online bujo. It all seems to be about achieving more! Pushing yourself harder! Meeting goals! All these trackers and stuff seem to be designed to set up expectations for you to live up to. This is the exact opposite of what I'm striving for. I'm trying to learn to accept my limitations, stop pushing myself so hard, value myself even if I don't fill in all the little boxes

So I'm wondering, is there a spoonie bujo community? Like, bujo that recognizes that we don't all have the capacity to make our journals look like Live Laugh Love decals? That we don't all have the time/energy/motivation to fill in a load of trackers every day? Bujo that is badass instead of beautiful? Punk bujo?

[bullet-journal-magic]

•good evening•

[2-braincells]

Some Crane Wives bullet journalling I did while on vacation :P

Individual pages under cut

[alittlemelted]

March 2024 bullet journal layout. Blue colour scheme, and since I like flowers that carried through.

[gayemoji]

every single bullet journal i see posted online is so clean and cute and i cannot stand it

[glossyhobi]

✨ a belated happy new year — starting the new year by reconnecting with old hobbies. it’s ok to put down a hobby for a while if you’re not feeling it. it’s not going anywhere, you can always pick it up again.

[caramelcuppaccino]

i forgot to share this to do list i made couple of days ago, so here u go :]

[sixstepsaway]

New pens!