Tiffany Solorio/Confident Art Journaling: From Blank Page to Finished Page

  • $18 or 2 monthly payments of $9

Confident Art Journaling: From Blank Page to Finished Page

  • Course
  • 25 Lessons
  • Starts Apr 29

This technique focused art journaling class will help you confidently start, layer, and finish your pages. You’ll learn simple, repeatable processes through step-by-step videos, full page demos, and practical tips. Includes bonus lessons, a guest artist, 7 days of creative play, a detailed PDF, and lifetime access so you can create at your own pace.

Ever sit down to create in your art journal and have no idea where to start? Or feel like your pages just aren’t coming together the way you want?

This class is designed to help you move past that blank page, build confidence, and create pages you actually feel good about.

WHO THIS IS FOR

This class is for you if:
• You feel stuck when you open your art journal
• You have supplies but don’t know where to start
• Your pages feel unfinished or “off”
• You want simple techniques that actually work
• You’re ready to create with more confidence (not perfection)

Take a closer look at what we will be

These pages are created using simple, repeatable techniques so you can recreate them in your own style using what you already have.

Stamped Backgrounds with Layered Details

In this lesson, we’re building our page by starting with stamping, then layering in color, a little heat emboss resist, and some extra details before adding our focal point. We’ll also talk through some simple tips for composition and color as we go.

Collage First Page (Layered Texture)

Start your page with simple collage layers, then build texture, color, and depth in an easy, approachable way. This process takes the pressure off and gives you a clear path from blank page to finished spread.

Guest Artist Jessica

Beyond the Blank Page: Mastering Textured Backgrounds and Layered Dimensions

Explore techniques to create layered and textural backgrounds. Learn how to bridge techniques such as paper tearing, palette knife painting, and stenciled paste  to achieve fluidity in mixed media pages. Master monochromatic color palettes with spray stains and elevate your projects with intricate details such as machine stitching and dimensional elements.

MEET THE GUEST ARTIST

Jessica Mikels

Hello there, crafty doer! I’m Jessica Mikels, a paper crafter with a passion for all things mixed media. I love layering different mediums and techniques to create rich texture and eye-catching details in my scrapbooks, cards, and art journals. If it adds dimension or a pop of interest, I’m using it!

Check out Jessica on social media

Contents

Before you start

Welcome
Download your course PDF
Supply List
Join the community

Foundations of art journaling

What is Art Journaling?
Choosing an Art Journal
Breaking the Blank Page (Deeper Understanding)
Layering with Confidence

Start to finish process

Stamping Led Page
Collage Foundation Page (Paper Layers First)

Guest Artist Jessica

Meet Jessica
Jessica’s Full Tutorial
Jessica's Class PDF Supply List + Resources

Creative practice & bonus pages!

Watercolor + Stamped Collage Focal Elements
No-Stress Stamping: Large Images Made Simple
Simple Layers with Distress Sprays + Resist

7 days of Art Journaling Creative Play

Day 1: Collage First
Day 2 : Light color wash
Day 3: Stamped Background
Day 4: Stencil & ink blending
Day 5: Paint scrape technique
Day 6: Ink smushing & water play
Day 7: Combine techniques
Bonus Day: From background to finished page

Thank you!

Thank you!

FAQ section

Frequently asked questions

You've got questions. We've got answers.

Do I need to use the exact supplies shown in the class?

Not at all. I always encourage you to use what you already have. I’ll share what I’m using, but feel free to substitute with similar products and make it work for your stash.

What if I don’t have Facebook? Can I still take the class?

Yes, absolutely. The class is fully hosted here, so you’ll have access to all of the videos and materials without needing Facebook. The group is simply an optional space to connect, share, and get inspired.

How long will I have access to the class?

You’ll have lifetime access to all of the class content, so you can learn and create at your own pace and revisit the lessons anytime you’d like.

Is this class beginner friendly?

Yes. Whether you’re brand new to art journaling or already have some experience, this class is designed to be approachable and easy to follow. The focus is on simple, repeatable techniques that build confidence.

Can I get a refund if I change my mind?

Because this is a digital, self-paced class with immediate access to all materials, refunds are not available. If you have any questions before purchasing, feel free to reach out. I’m always happy to help.

Do I have to follow everything exactly?

Definitely not. These lessons are meant to guide and inspire you, not limit you. Take what works for you, adapt the techniques, and create in a way that feels right for your style.

PERSONAL MESSAGE

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If there’s one thing I hope you take away from this class, it’s confidence.

Not confidence in doing everything perfectly, but confidence in sitting down, starting, and trusting yourself as you create.

My mission has always been to help you explore your creativity with confidence and to remind you that you don’t have to do things perfectly to make something beautiful. Some of the best pages come from experimenting, making mistakes, and just letting yourself play.

You don’t need more supplies to be creative. You don’t need the exact products I’m using. Your stash is already full of possibilities. What really makes the difference is using what you have, trying new things, and giving yourself the space to figure out what works for you.

It’s also okay if a page doesn’t turn out the way you expected. It’s okay if you don’t finish something. What matters most is that you showed up, you tried, and you gave yourself the opportunity to learn and grow.

Because creativity doesn’t come from watching or waiting for the perfect moment. It comes from doing. From getting your hands inky, testing things out, and discovering what you love along the way.

So as you go through this class, I want you to give yourself permission to play, to experiment, and to enjoy the process.

I’m so glad you’re here.