"Hurry Up! We are going to be late!" Journal - Ruled Line

"Hurry Up! We are going to be late!" Journal - Ruled Line

Write down your dream and visions.  Document them as they unfold so that you won't miss one detail of what the universe is trying to show you. This Ruled Line Journal is a perfect companion in everyday life. From having you at your desk for quick notes or for you're journaling session, or throwing in your backpack or bag for notes on the go, this Ruled Notebook is perfect for you.

Beautifully covered with an "Hurry Up! We are going to be late!" design this hardcover journal is perfect for those who are really serious about their journal. This 128-page hardcover journal offers a wraparound durable print from front to back. An aspiring author's new best friend.

The durable printed cover makes the owner proud to carry it everywhere. Ideal for all office, school, and home uses, including for taking notes and keeping work in order, as a diary or journal for brainstorming ideas, creative writing, or just doodling and drawing to your heart's content. Also, it is a perfect gift choice for friends, family, classmates, and coworkers!

 Key Features:

✅ Case wrap binding

✅ Full wraparound print

✅ 128 ruled line pages (64 sheets)

Original Encaustic Painting Description:

In this whimsical painting, four elves “rush” through a ring of mushrooms upon a garden snail’s back. Playful with it’s colors and irony this piece is a pure delight to behold. From the lush green of the background to the rich reds of the Amanita mushrooms this piece has a vibrant energy that is infectious.

In the spirit of imaginative play, perfect for the child in your life, this piece is full of story potential: Where are the elves going? Will they get there in time? Are they friends with the snails? What other fantastical things till their world with wonder? Full of the spirit of play this whimsical wall art will bring joy to any space.

Original Encaustic Painting:

 Painted by Michael Giannella on a 12x12x1.5" cradled wood panel. Using Encaustic/Mixed Media.