Fragments of Time

A mixed-media art journaling course

Want to create more art but life gets in the way?

You take photos you love but never use them.

You collect papers, scraps, ideas, and inspiration - but aren’t sure how to bring them together.

You want to keep an art journal practice, but it can feel overwhelming to find the time, space, or confidence to begin.

Fragments of Time is about making creativity feel possible again: small moments, flexible processes - one page at a time, it all adds up.

Everyday creativity for busy people

A gentle, process-led online course exploring photography, collage, and creative play - designed to help you build an art journaling practice that fits into real life.

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Fragments of Time
£48.00
One time


✓ 2+ hours of video content
✓ Unlimited lifetime access
✓ Optional private Facebook group

You’ll explore:

  • Gathering inspiration from everyday life

  • Using your own photographs (or mine) as creative starting points

  • Working intuitively without pressure for perfection

  • Layering collage, paint, colour, and mark making

  • Creating expressive mixed media journal pages

  • Building a sustainable creative practice in small pockets of time

Nap time creativity from the kitchen table

Hi, I’m Rebecca… I started making art journals at my kitchen table during tiny pockets of time while my children napped - sometimes that was only for fifteen minutes.

Fragments of Time is designed for real life.

It brings together the techniques, processes, and mindset shifts that have helped me build a creative practice that feels flexible, joyful, and sustainable.

This is a chance to make something that is entirely your own - something you can dip in and out of whenever a gap in your day appears.

A place to build intentional habits

Fragments of Time helps you notice the small things in everyday life. Even 15 minutes can feel enough.

Your art journal becomes a place to return to - a simple, hands-on way to create without reaching for your phone.

Through small pockets of time, you can build creative habits and make more art alongside everyday life.

You don’t need to be an experienced artist to enjoy this course.

  • This is for you if you love photography, collage, sketchbooks or art journaling.

  • If you want to create more consistently without needing huge amounts of time or a dedicated studio space (I create at my kitchen table!).

  • If you’ve got hundreds of photos on your phone waiting to be used (don’t worry if you haven’t, I’ll share mine with you).

  • And if you’re looking for a more intuitive, less perfection-focused approach to creativity.

Creativity doesn’t have to wait for the “perfect” time.

Your everyday life already holds material worth noticing: photos, memories, colour, scraps, stories, fleeting moments.

This course is an invitation to gather them together and turn them into something you can hold in your hands.

What happens next?

  • Great class! You really have the eye, Rebecca… and such helpful small tips, your style is very fresh and free, which is friendly and inspiring to me in its own way. Thank you so much.

    Former student

  • Loved this— so free and fun, and using photos (which we all have a ton of!), and scraps (which we also have a ton of), plus getting in some free drawing AND working in a series! Thanks so much, Rebecca… I’m off to play!

    Collage Makers Summit student

  • A much needed way to kick start the creative juices that have laid dormant for too long. Thank you, Rebecca!!

    Summit student

  • These are fabulous, I can see infinite possibilities. I love how playful you can be and always get a good result. Thank you, I'm excited to get started.

    Fodder School student