#simple bujo

Hi zesty! Thankyou for the compliment :)

I flipped through my journal to find some simple pages and also whipped up some on the spot inspo for you <3

Thu, 4 Jun

I had stopped bullet journaling about a year ago cuz I felt like the system no longer worked for me, but I decided to give it another go!

I'm using a random notebook and I've made the simplest spread I can think of: a vertical monthly spread and a one-page weekly spread. As you can see, I haven't tried to use any fancy calligraphy or doodles (it's fine if you want to do it) which will (in my opinion) maximize the efficiency of my planner and make it as little time consuming as possible.

🌺day 14🌺

Worked on some English annotations, practiced for a math test, and studied some health care stuff

day 8: a photo of your to-do list

i used to make more complicated layouts for my bujo but i realized that i didn’t want my bujo to become my new hobby. not judging anyone who spends a lot of time journaling, just saying it’s definitely not my thing. and at the moment i don’t use my bujo to plan my studies, maybe i should! 

new blog on #relationships, #bujos, #studying and the occasional #lol :) #relationshippyyy. I’m putting my tags in my captions because as I post more on my blog, you guys can hopefully use them to help you filter any posts of interest!

I got bored and decided to do my #Jan2018 #bujospread // January’s #bujotheme is going to be #mountains although I clearly am not v good at drawing them, oh well. 

What themes have you guys done that wasn’t too time consuming? I’m a freshman in college so I don’t want to spend hours doing themes, suggest something I’d appreciate it lots!

My #bujomaterials for this spread was super easy because I’m doing a gray simplistic theme:

Blick studios pencils in 4H, 2H, HB

Tombow Dual Brush Pen in N75