10 Inspirational Bullet Journal Instagram Accounts

Discover different techniques, uses, and styles and start bullet journaling

Bullet journaling means taking a blank notebook and using it to plan, organize, and document your thoughts, anecdotes, inspiration, task list… anything! Unlike a regular journal, a bullet journal isn’t pre-designed, you shape and evolve its contents.

If you love to be organized and creative, you’re going to love bullet journaling. We asked the Domestika Instagram community to recommend their favorite bullet journaling accounts to give you some inspiration. Here are the results:

Bullet Journals (@bullet.journals)

Bullet Journals is a great space to explore the possibilities that this format offers for recording dreams, fantasies, and events. It showcases the work of artists from around the world.

My Little Journal Blog (@mylittlejournalblog)

Sara Vázquez, the creator of this account, lives in Alicante in Spain. She specializes in digital marketing and social media and creates striking illustrations and paintings. The combination results in a very personal account.

Little Hannah (@littlehannah)

Chris pours all the handmade techniques she learns into her creations, which are adored by journaling fans.

My study journal (@my_study_journal)

Lucia Tovaal veers away from the pastel palettes and floral motifs often found in journaling. Her aesthetic has a more rebellious feel.

Simply Bujoss (@Simplybujoss)

If you’re no illustration master or never touched a paintbrush in your life, have no fear: this Panamanian account is proof that there are plenty of ways to create unique pages. Simple strokes, collage and stickers ensure minimalist journals are still inspiring.

Valeria del Mar (@Valeriadelmar.art)

If, like the creator of this account, you’re a visual artist; you can use your bullet journal to try out techniques such as scrapbooking, knitting or embroidering paper.

The Flower Journal (@the_flower_journal)

Inés is a graphic designer and the creator of this account. She defines herself as “a bit of a stationery junkie” and a flower fanatic. Her account shares tips on bullet journaling, watercolor, and lettering.

A Journal by Annie (@ajournalbyannie)

Scottish artist Annie uses her handmade, minimalist notebooks (incorporating sketching, watercolors, and botany) to make beautiful plans.

Escribirme Blog (@escribirme.blog)

Whenever Aniko Villalba does something interesting, she makes a thought-provoking and inspirational bullet journal, scrapbook, or special creation. This author started out with a travel blog, has since published books, and just keeps on creating.

Inspiring Journals (@inspiringjournals)

Created by artist Kia Makes, this account defines itself as a journaling club. It showcases the work of the artists and creatives behind unique and incredibly personal journals that are a great source of inspiration.

If you want to explore other ways to turn your notebook into a work of art, sign up for Annie Weir’s course: Introduction to Illustrated Bullet Journaling.

English version by @eloiseedgington.

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