#issy studies

I decided I wanted to try out some more maximalist spreads since I’ve always been so minimalist in my bujo, and I’m really loving it! I’m not sure how long into the semester I’ll be able to keep this up, but I’m really liking it for now!

07•02•2018 My notes from my history of Galileo class! It’s super interesting and really cool getting to learn about Galileo in his home town!

My spread this week is a lil messy but I’m still obsessed with these flowers. They make me think of warm weather, which is well needed since it’s supposed to snow here in Florence!

06•02•2018 Some notes on Albert Camus’ The Stranger. I wasn’t the biggest fan of this book when I read it for class last semester and I’m still not in love with it now, but I definitely enjoyed it more with a better professor. Your teacher really does make such a difference in how you feel about a subject or a topic.

I’m in love with this layout. The Polaroid borders and yellow and sketchy flowers just feel so nostalgic. Also, get used to these flowers, they’re popping up a lot in my spreads and I even have a design with them on my redbubble!

09•14•17 Some notes from my writing studies class. This collection of short stories by Alan Sillitoe is really interesting.

30•01•2018 My monthly layout! I’m really loving the color scheme I picked for this month, it makes all of my layouts look great!

09•04•17 ‘Be a voice, not an echo’ My weekly spread.