How to Start an Altered Book Art Journal

**Welcome to your creative playground!**

Here you will create a place to express yourself, play, get the heavy stuff of your chest, celebrate your wins, and whatever else YOU choose to focus on through art.

The best part, is that you don't need an ounce of artistic training to unlock the power and meaning you will generate through your art journal.

You are right where you should be.

I cannot wait for you to get started.

After this class you will...

understand the basics of altered book art journaling
know how to start your own art journal
be able to use simple, repeatable art processes to fill your art journal
be inspired to ditch the perfectionism and make more art!

What We Cover in This Class:

First Section

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BONUS RESOURCES

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Bonus Art Journal Resources

Meeting you where you’re at.

Choose a payment option below that works for you:

$24

One-time payment

Lifetime access to this online, self-paced class. Available immediately upon enrollment.

2 payments of $12/month

Payment plan

Same price, just spread out over 2 months!

Lifetime access to this online, self-paced class. Available immediately upon enrollment.

FREE

Pay what you can!

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I want you to be able to access the power of art journaling. If there are financial limitations, I don’t want that to be a barrier to starting your art journaling journey.

For this option, the class is free, and I invite you to pay what you can via Venmo (@TarynGarlandCates)!

Access to this online, self-paced class. Available immediately upon enrollment.

**Welcome, creative one!**

Hi - I'm Taryn and I'm on a mission to teach and inspire thousands of people how to use art journaling to challenge perfectionism, tap into the present moment, and allow more space for creativity and art in our lives.

I'm an artist, educator, and art therapist. I'm trained as a mental health professional and incorporate my knowledge and experience into the non-clinical art therapy work I do.

I believe that art making is self-care, that self-care is an act of love, and that we each have the power to add more love to our lives.