📖 Dylusions Dyan Reaveley's Creative Journal by CRAFTERS WORKSHOP, 5x8-Inch for Optimal SEO Review

Really good binding and good thick pages. I also like the small inner pocket to keep inspiration and finds. This size is small and portable. It's still a bit big for my wallet but compact enough for my backpack. I've had a lot of magazines and this is my favorite so far. I've used ink, watercolor, crayons, pencil, gel pens, watercolor pens, glue, embellishments, etc on the pages and for the most part they don't bleed through. If you add a lot of water or ink, it will bleed through. The photo I…

This was not like the Dilusion Diary I had previously purchased. I thought this book would be the same, but it has no dates and no lines on the pages. It's completely empty inside, what a shame! However, the paper stands up to most materials I use; Watercolors, stains, distress inks, pigments, gesso, colored pencils and acrylics. Alcohol markers tend to bleed, so I just don't use them. I like this size, it's not too big and not too small. The elastic closure around the book keeps it tidy. For…

Pros: Thick kraft paper that can handle all the mixed materials I use with minimal buckling - takes primer particularly well; the book opens flat with very little adjustment - no need to clamp the span; Kraft envelopes can also be colored or otherwise personalized; Because I draw on each spread, I understand how many pages are left to work on; inexpensive; a good size for filling the spread relatively quickly, but not so small that it cramps my style. Cons: Signatures are so thick I'll probably