This book breaks down the entire working process of journaling with step-by-step photos and instructions from start to finish. The book discusses the benefits of visual journaling, and includes exercises about what to do when you are in a creative funk or feeling uninspired. The book includes a DVD featuring Traci Bunkers creating many of the visual journal pages shown throughout the book. This visual guide enhances the information in the book, showing her work process in a way that goes beyond what can be captured in still photographs or through text. Author: Traci Bunkers. Publisher: Quarry Books

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