Scribble provides a series of cards with activities that get you involved in art making and journaling. The process is simple. Choose an emotion to focus on, then let Scribble lead you through an activity involving creativity and journaling.
Why were scribble cards created?
College was a stressful time as I was constantly searching for outlets to release the stress of classes, organizations and work. I began to journal in the mornings to kickstart my day and doodle in the evenings as a way to unwind. As my last year of college at The Ohio State University approached, I began to think of topics for my visual communication design senior thesis and decided to look into the world of art therapy. I filtered through psychology websites and case studies, sent out surveys to learn how people participate in art making and journaling, conducted focus groups, and interviewed art therapists. After weeks of research, Scribble was born.
Initially designed as an app for my thesis, people would approach me and ask when I would make Scribble a reality. I realized the demand and interest for Scribble and decided to put Scribble’s activities into the world in card form. It took about 7 months to come up with activities, illustrate all of the cards, find a good quality printer, conduct user testing, design a website, begin advertising on social media, and, finally, launch my Etsy shop.
Choose a card
There are 6 emotions to choose from: anxiety, any emotion, confidence, focus, gratitude, and happiness. Read the front of the cards and decide which activity sounds the most beneficial for your current state of mind.
Create
The back of your chosen card will guide you through 2-3 art making steps to activate your mind and body
journal
Scribble guides you through 2-3 journaling questions to help you process what you created and think about your emotions at a deeper level.