5 Bullet Journals Accounts that Will Inspire Your Work
Discover some inspiring bullet journal approaches to help you organize your life creatively
Bullet journaling is a simple and creative way to help you organize your life. They are also a powerful tool for mindfulness and help you channel your creativity while keeping you centered, grounded, and productive.
Annie Weir (@_a_journal_by_annie) is a Scottish artist who specializes in bullet journaling, a craft she discovered by chance on Instagram. Her background is in graphic design, which is where she learned that you could combine words, lettering, and images together on a page to create something striking and meaningful.
Bullet journaling turned out to be another happy space for her love of lettering, illustration, and art, so much that she decided to start sharing it online in 2017. She created her first Instagram account, @ajournalbyannie, and quickly became one of the leading voices in the bullet-journaling online community.
In her Domestika course, Introduction to Illustrated Bullet Journaling, Annie helps you discover the different techniques and processes used in bullet journaling to help you organize your present life, remember your past, and plan for your future: logs, calendars, trackers, and more. She gives details on how you can use a journal and what materials to use.
Annie also shares some of her favorite Instagram bullet journaling accounts, those she looked up to when she first started this inspiring practice, and that she still enjoys checking out daily.
Read on to discover the five top bullet journalers on Annie’s list.
Liz • Bullet Journal
In her bullet journaling page, Liz shares ‘how to draw’ posts, showcases tried and tested products, and features her collaborations with other creatives. Her 120k followers will never be short of ideas and new things to implement in their own bullet journals.
Lavennz OoI
A Malaysian 2D artist and illustrator based in Portland, Maine, is behind this bullet journalling Instagram account. She loves to find beauty in the mundane, appreciates the little things, and encourages you to listen to the voices deep in your heart. Her journaling is full of small illustrations and reflections, as well as travel notes.
journalbeanie
Eline Whist is a young Norwegian graphic designer who has a minimalist approach to her journaling. Small handwriting, neat lists, and small drawings in delicate pastels: her typically scandi-style bullet journal account attracts 24k followers.
Elena
Elena, the bullet journalist behind this account, is of Cypriot origins and describes herself as a lawyer, amateur pen nerd, and cat lady. She favors exquisite handwriting styles for her journaling, using fountain pens and sophisticated ink hues, such as black pearl, olive green, or velvet red to note down her thoughts and plans.
Dee Quine
Australian bullet journalist Dee Quine claims to have been on the ‘bujo’ journey since 2013. A speech and language therapist by profession, she describes herself as a hand lettering artist and recovering overachiever. She has a minimalist approach to bullet journaling and records her most notable daily events on hexagonal ‘memory hives,’ a fun way to divvy up your monthly or weekly calendar.
Bullet journaling is an accessible way to be creative on a daily basis and only requires a few materials. You too can start this inspiring practice and use social media to showcase your creativity.
If you’d like to know more about this mindful and inventive practice, be sure to sign up to Annie’s course Introduction to Illustrated Bullet Journaling, and learn how to create a handmade, stylish, and functional bullet journal using illustration and hand lettering.
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