No, lol, I think you would faint looking at it. Since it is so sketchy. X.x

Sketchy does not mean bad

But unorganize means bad. XD I jumbled everything together and X, X, X a lot on things I don't like.

Ahhh, I see now. I use a lot of post it notes, and sticky tabs so that I can pretend I have organised mine.

From what I see in other people nice nice journals, the sketches and notes are fully packed, but no big X.
I dont work well with sticky notes, as they always fell off or sticked too permanently. :(

Yeah, sticky notes are tricky, but it's the way I work. I don't cross things out, I add something like "(changed, see page x)" at the bottom so that if I want to use some of the idea again I can still read it.

It falls off, then the reference would be lost! O__O

oh, I just write that on the page itself. I use sticky notes as bookmarks, colour coding sections about world building, character development, or whatever.

I went to a artshop again~ XD
It is my addiction. lol.

My addiction is notebooks. I have about a whole bookshelf full of them

Sketchbooks is one of the addiction. XD
and computer stuffs. :<

Sketchboooks
I got a good black paper sketchbook for $5 the other day, fucking bargain. I was stoked.

I have a few black paper notebooks too.
Small ones though, some come with Korean white lines and doodles. The other are ring binded proper black book.
Just a few days ago, I came across an article showing that some cheap black paper are not 'black', more to a grey.

This one is good quality paper, it was like 75% off the price. So it was so good.

Manufacture by which brand??

Bockingford. It's the most common brand to buy here, so it's not super good but it's the best one that you don't have to spend heeeaps of money on.

Bockingford?! isn't that produces by St Cuthbert mill? Very high quality watercolor paper. Hmm they have black paper too?

Yup! I love their sketchbooks. They're really well bound. Some ringbound books munch the paper, but not these.

It is so hard to find another black paper brand over here.
The only one I have is produced by grandluxe. meh.
Oh! Oh, and you know about those brown color craft paper? Those are interesting color to art on too. Having the old vintage ancient feel.

I have never used that, but I know I can get it here. I might try it when I make christmas cards this year.

You make DIY cards? O__O

I do! I sold some last year, and gave the rest away. Going to try to sell more at a local weekend market this year.

You are so ENTREPRENEUR!! I am impressed.
It is just not popular here.

Nah, it's just that I can't always afford to buy people christmas presents so this is how I'm going to do it. The cards are quite cheap to make, they just take time. So when I sell them that money will go to buying some wee things for my family, it's not a business endeavour really.
I imagine that there would be different gift giving holidays in places that don't celebrate christmas? But I wouldn't know.

There are a lot of different celebrations in different cultures. I am lucky to be in the big mix pot of Asia. lol. They are so diverse.