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Choose one purpose
Would you like to save a memory, note an idea or list today's tasks? Pick one and write a few lines.
A notebook, a few ideas and some time for yourself
Journaling and planning, your way
Want to write, make something with paper or get your week in order? Start here. Persian Studygram has journaling guides, collage ideas and paper craft workshops. You can also plan your goals with BulletPlan and see a sample week before creating an account.
What could you do with your notebook?
- Junk journaling: give everyday paper a new purpose
- Bullet journaling: capture, plan and reflect
- Scrapbooking and collage: tell stories with images
- Paper craft: explore colour, texture and composition
Choose your starting point
Choose what you need today: an idea for a page, a lesson or a plan for the week.
Learn by trying
Find an idea for your notebook and try it with a practical, step-by-step guide.
Give your goals a plan
Choose a goal and work out which steps fit the time you have.
Find your creative direction
Read how we approach paper, memories and making things. You might find an idea for your own journal.
Journaling and paper art courses
Browse notebook-making, collage and lettering courses. Check the lessons and requirements before you enrol.
You already have enough to make a first page
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Work with what you have
Start with a pen, paper and a picture you have at hand. Make a short note or a small collage; the page does not have to look finished.
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Leave yourself a next step
Leave yourself a note about what to try next. When you return to the notebook, you will have somewhere to start.
BulletPlan
BulletPlan: make time for the things you want to do
Enter your goals and available time to put tasks into a daily and weekly plan. Track your progress in the app or print the plan for your notebook. Look at the sample, features and costs before choosing a plan.
Let the plan fit your life
If the day goes differently, review the plan. For medical, mental health or financial decisions, seek qualified advice; this planning tool cannot replace it.
Before you begin
Do I need to know how to draw?
No. A pen and a few written lines are enough. Start with a task list, a memory or a scrap of paper, then find a notebook style you enjoy.
Which languages can I browse?
The main pages and some articles are available in Persian, English and Turkish. Use the language selector at the top of the page to switch versions.
What can I find in courses and the shop?
Our courses are listed in the learning section. Read each course's lessons and requirements before enrolling. The store is not open for purchases yet.