YOU!! 
Seriously, though, this looks like something Future Megan will be interested in, so thanks for putting it on my radar.
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In other Alisa Burke news, I finished one of my RJ spreads.
“The wide world is all about you; you can fence yourselves in, but you cannot forever fence it out.”
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I love it!
One of my favorite artists did a free live class painting lighthouses today and I thought others might enjoy it. https://fb.watch/7S4-YLA3iA/
I will note that she said this class will be live and free only for a couple of days, after which it will go on her site behind a paywall for people in her art program, so if you’re interested take a look soon 
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I love everything about this page- I love the colors you chose, and the darker, shadowy areas play off well against the bright colors. It’s gorgeous!
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Thank you! It just kind of happened, lol, I love that about the zooms. That video was a lot of fun!
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I have been prepping pages in my mini art journal (or art journal petite) for 2 days. I like going back and adding to the previously prepped pages when a new lesson comes out.
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Oh that’s awesome! I am taking her class too and really enjoying the techniques and letting go of my inner perfectionist 
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I’m taking it also - boy, can she talk! I thought Carolyn Dube and Barbara from Joggles talked a lot. Anyway, she’s full of common sense ideas and she is organized.
I started with a set of 4 x 6 cards (a mix of index cards, watercolor paper, and other card stock) but I think I will start a mini composition book too.
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Haha. I’ve taken so many classes with her at this point I’m able to tune out a lot of the talking.
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Here is an Alisa Burke video where she puts a few of the Journal Petite ideas all together.
She’s working in a standard-sized composition book.
Love the paisley design - I need to practice that!
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She makes it look so effortless!
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When in doubt, dot it…sure was interesting to see how she would go back to each element and keep adding…more is more…
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Me, too. But in another class (by daisy yellow/Tammy Garcia), I remember watching the instructions and thinking STOP PAINTING! IT’S DONE! But when I tried it the way it was instructed, I understood how she arrived at that technique. So I try what the teacher says, and then if I feel like I can break the rules, or go my own way, I do.
But I think like in most things - learn the process first before naysaying. (That’s my advice for me, feel free to adopt!)
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Wow, I love that! Lots of overlap from her doodling class as well.
How is the Journal Petite class? I still have over half of her Doodling and Chasing Freedom classes to finish but I’m so tempted by this one!
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Speaking of the doodling class, I did the silly creatures exercise last night and I’m still cracking up about some of them. I’m definitely taking myself way less seriously and having fun after doing her lessons!
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Yes! Love this. True for me, too. 
@photojenn - I think it’s similar to chasing freedom so far, just smaller scale. You’re probably safe to skip it. Love the silly creatures!! 
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I tend to follow lessons pretty much step-by-step so I can learn the technique…for me, having the foundation first gives me a good base to wander on my own. I have applied this all my life to many facets of my life. Most of what we learn here has been inspirational and informative since I am still building my personal foundation.
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These are amazing!
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