I love the soft rainbow coloring of this diagonal dottage. Reminds me of a sort of zen clown - not the scary kind. A great journal to write down serene haikus perhaps - LOL.
A fantastic vintage fantasy illustration of a woman in the sky with a crescent moon. Classy, and as the title suggests, tres ethereal!
Very springy, even when it's not spring, these stylized daisies, mums, and sunflowers have a retro groove to them - cool colors too!
I love the shape of these vintage snowflakes, and the added colors as well - very wintery and festive!
An orange kitten and a blue butterfly - probably a baffling meeting for both of them! I really like the artistic technique used in this depiction as it highlights the wide eyes and the kitten's curiosity.
You know, I don't know what's so fascinating about octopi (I still want to say octopuses - LOL) but I really liked this journal. Maybe it's because the octopus is also upside down (to land dwellers like us, of course.)
Pugs just make me laugh. They're so funny, and yet so unaware of how funny they are - LOL. This journal sports a great artistic rendering of a pug with a 'Huh?' head tilt - any pet/pug lover will know that look.
The official description: "A vintage illustration of Alice in Wonderland with a 21st century twist. Alice is speaking to The Caterpillar, who is on a mushroom next to a hookah. We've pixilated bits, sharpened others." Excellent!
If you're into abstract art, this blank journal will catch your eye. An abstract painting in blues, whites, and dark blues/blacks expresses the feel of a wintery night - love it!
This blank journal would be great as a meditation or spiritual insight type journal, with its intricate patterns and jewel-tone colors and textures. Or for dreams too! The design itself is just so uplifting and 'deep'.
What a terrific way to start November, with a frosty pine tree blank journal. It captures the chill feel of nature and the outdoors nicely. You could use this journal for writing down ideas for holiday gifts or decorations or party plans or.... anything, of course.
It's a Mr. Banana Man journal! Smile and wave as he runs by! Everyone needs a Mr. Banana Man journal - just think of the things you'd write or draw after seeing his smiling, yellow, banana peeled form.
A sepia-flavored goth magician, with a contingent of other Halloweeny accents - bats, witches, etc. I really like the soft, watercolor-like edges on this cover.
This tasty apple journal is a feast for the eyes! I'd keep it on the nightstand just to look at every morning - heh.
A spooky red Ouija Board or 'Witches Oracle' Blank Journal. Great for writing down those ouija board sessions or automatic writing too, whether you're talking to the ghost of your ancestor or your magical self.
