👉 October Bullet Journal Setup – Cute Halloween Sea Creature

What to draw in my bullet journal this time? Seasonal themes are the easiest to come up with. Christmas, Easter, summer, Valentine's Day... And now — Halloween. I use super obvious topics when I don't have too much time or energy to invest in coming up with that perfect idea. For October, my first thought was an octopus — just because it sounds the same. My little octopus needed some friends, so I drew shrimps, crabs and starfish. For Halloween week I made a twist of this month's theme - all the cuties in costume. I changed my daily boxes a bit. By keeping them open at the bottom, the sea creatures could take up a bit more space. I really like the flow of the page (no pun intended). I collect all my ideas in notebooks or apps. Collecting ideas in a notebook is probably the most underrated tool when it comes to creativity and it's my most important tool. For bullet journal spreads, I tend to keep it very simple. My main focus is to have a structure — and something that makes me smile to look at. It helps a lot to keep those creative blocks away. Some tricks and tools can really help you find more ideas. Happy trick or treating! 🎃 Music, curtesy of Epidemic Sound "Ghost of the Hour" by Mike FRanklyn "Unfaithful Doll" by Ludvig Moulin "The Forgotten Rusty Carousel" by Stationary Sign "Waltz of the Dead" by Mike Franklyn "Hauted Playhouse" by STationary Sign "The Hunted Concert Hall" Luella Gren "Here Comes the Law" by Mike Franklyn "Creepy Crawly" by Arthur Benson