Sharing Creativity and Inspiring others - Circle Journals

Today was just another normal day, no class and an evening routine that left me worn out before I even got onto the computer. We have three of us who are trying to use the computers and only two computers. So it is a bit of a shuffling match.

I have finally finished the page for a Circle Journal I have started with  Chookscraps, I have been lagging behind, however, this one "Memories" is finally finished and I can post it tomorrow.

If you're not sure what a Circle Journal is, read on and find out.

A circle journal, often referred to as a "round-robin journal," is a creative and collaborative writing or art project typically shared among a group of individuals. The concept behind a circle journal is for each participant to contribute to the journal, adding their thoughts, artwork, or creative content, and then passing it along to the next person in the circle. This process continues until everyone in the group has had a chance to contribute to each journal.

Here's how a circle journal typically works:

Participants in the circle journal project start by choosing a small album or journal book and start the first page It can be themed around a specific topic or simply left open for creative expression.

After completing their entry, they pass the journal to the next person in the circle. This can be via post or a meetup by a group of creatives. 

When a participant receives the journal from another member, they then add their own contribution. This process continues until everyone in the group has had a turn with each journal.

After all participants have contributed to each journal, they are returned to their original creators. This final step allows everyone to see how their journal has evolved and to appreciate the diverse range of creative contributions from each person within the group.

Circle journals can be a fun and meaningful way for a group of friends, or like-minded individuals to connect, share their creativity, and explore different perspectives and artistic styles.