*update: I added my latest project to this page:

a printable SEASONAL PLANNING BOOKLET [you find it after my first project]

What a joy to learn with you, Liz!
I´ve been doing my first "bulletjournal" when I had just learnt to write decades before it became popular. Over the years I have adjusted my planners to my needs and preferences.
Since I started working as a fulltime artist reviewing & mid-term planning has become much more important and I have gathered information on how I want to do that. As this doesn´t fit on a double spread in my paper calendar it always felt a bit like too much work writing down each category every year a fresh so I jumped on the opportunity to create this reusable tool.

As this is "review and intention setting" I´ll next make a seasonal planner to track my big rock projects and studio time which will be very helpful for next year´s review & planning process. And it´ll have stickers XD

Thanks a lot for this class, Liz!!

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Project I: Annual Review and Planning Booklet [digital]

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ANNUAL REVIEW & PLANNING BOOKLET + PRINTABLE SEASONAL PLANNER - image 1 - student project

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Project II: Seasonal Planning Booklet [printable]

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As I have a bi-weekly calendar (size B5) I wanted to include a printable version in A5 to fit into the pocket at the back to stay organised with my project planning.

This is how it looks:
ANNUAL REVIEW & PLANNING BOOKLET + PRINTABLE SEASONAL PLANNER - image 5 - student project

And this is how it looks printed and bound:

ANNUAL REVIEW & PLANNING BOOKLET + PRINTABLE SEASONAL PLANNER - image 6 - student project *I don´t recommend feeding vegan leather to your printer ;-)

Isabell Seidel

painting & illustration

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