Junk journaling is an incredibly rewarding creative outlet that allows you to combine memories, art, and personal expression all in one place. I have found that incorporating a wide variety of stickers, such as the ones from JOHN DERIAN collections, enriches the pages by adding visual interest and texture. One of my favorite themes to explore in my journals is 'walk with nature'—this encourages reflecting on the beauty around us and helps foster mindfulness. Using a treasure trove of stickers can transform simple pages into captivating visual stories. For instance, stickers that say 'the spirit is a walk with nature' or 'Seize the day' serve as meaningful prompts and add motivation. The practice of layering these stickers along with found materials like torn book pages or pressed flowers creates a tactile experience that feels deeply personal. For those new to junk journaling, I recommend starting with a theme such as 'Life is a journey' and collecting ephemera that match this motif. This could include ticket stubs, postcards, or labels related to travel or daily adventures. Combining these with your chosen stickers and handwritten thoughts makes each journal uniquely yours. Joining communities like #junkjournalcommunity and participating in challenges like #when2becomes1 encourages creativity and helps overcome artist’s block. Sharing your creations and seeing others' projects inspires new ideas and techniques. Most importantly, remember that there is no right or wrong way to junk journal—the emphasis is on enjoyment and self-expression.