Artful Safari: solo journaling games and digital scrapbook kits
New — solo journaling games (RPJ)
Games you play with your imagination, one turn at a time.
Printable, played alone in your own journal with the papers you already have. The first three are 40% off until 31 October.
Folklore Forest
One card at a time in a wood that is forgetting itself. Fifty-two cards, papers and ephemera included.
$17.90 $10.74
The Hedgewitch’s Almanac
Notice any plant, draw one ordinary playing card, and turn what you see into one magical journal page.
$17.99 $10.79
The Unanswered Letter
England, 1913. One card tells you who wrote and what they want. Write their letter, answer it, and decide whether your reply is sent, burned or folded into the page.
$5.79
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The Seven Game Bundle
All seven games in one download, including every one on this page and three more. They run from one card to fifty-two. 248 illustrated pages and 40 sheets to print and cut.
$65.89 separately · $34.97
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The Faded Conservatory Bundle – 462 Printable Floral Scrapbook Papers
$29.99 -
Small Wild Things Digital Scrapbook Bundle — Mushrooms, Beetles and Woodland Field Journal
$26.49 -
Farmhouse Digital Scrapbook Papers
$4.99
Featured digital kits
Explore themed collections of papers, clipart, ornate frames, and display alphabets designed to mix artfully in your next project.
What buyers say
★★★★★
“I am loving the lighthouse keepers log so much! I’ve never been a writer, but this has given me so much joy and prompts to get creativity flowing. I’m just finishing the fourth watch and loving the story as it unfolds. I also took great joy in creating my journal pages and making 8 envelopes.”
on The Keeper’s Log — A Solo Journaling Game Played With Two Dice, 40 Nights
★★★★
“It seems confusing when you start but if you keep at it the pieces come ❤ together ❤ but you have to stay with it. I'm having so much fun creating a journal this way. I wish I could add pictures to show my work. I drew two face cards and an ace my first three plays. A bit confusing to say the least but I make the rules. Oh I forgot there are no rules. I'm still figuring out the naming of pages? People names? Event names? Whimsical names? Hmmm”
on Folklore Forest — A Junk Journal Game: One Page a Night for 52 Nights
★★★★★
“What a fun little game! I’m a professional artist, and surprisingly being given specific instructions to go ahead and do things badly is freeing and fun! I can’t wait to see how my year in the forest progresses!”
on Folklore Forest — Junk Journal Kit: Papers, Ephemera and a 52-Night Game
★★★★★
“I discovered this by accident. Or did I? I have always journaled but this is taking it to a completely new dimension. I love the quiet time it gives me at the end of the day. I love the fact it allows my imagination to run riot following a small prompt. I love the fact I do not need to be an artist and there are many lovely things as part of the kit which can be supplemented with stickers alongside the writing. Excellent value for money.”
on Folklore Forest — Junk Journal Kit: Papers, Ephemera and a 52-Night Game
★★★★★
“Really liking this game. Very creative.”
on Folklore Forest — A Junk Journal Game: One Page a Night for 52 Nights
★★★★★
“Love the designs and quality!”
on Farmhouse Digital Scrapbook Papers
★★★★★
“Thank you! This is looking to be a great trigger for a fun new interactive art journal. I think this would be a wonderful game on its own but I'm in the process of building extra layers into it by drawing from my collection of tarot and oracle cards, many of which are forest/nature themed. Also drawing from my massive paper and collage stash.”
on Folklore Forest — A Junk Journal Game: One Page a Night for 52 Nights
★★★★★
“Images are as shown. Nice textures.”
on Dark Academia Botanical Junk Journal
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Shop the collections
Themed kits for every kind of page — explore the most popular collections.
Solo Journaling RPGs
One card at a time, and the wood tells you what you found. Fifty-two cards to a book in your own handwriting.
Halloween
Cute pumpkin papers and clipart, or gothic moonlit backgrounds — six kits for the season.
Easter Whisper
Soft spring florals, bunnies and pastel papers.
Cycladic Dreams
Blue-and-white Greek island papers and clipart.
Lavender Serenity
Soft purple papers, dandelions and florals.
Paris Adventure
Vintage Paris papers, landmarks and travel ephemera.
African Sunset
Warm safari papers, wildlife and beaded frames.
Tuscan Impasto
Italian oil-paint papers, fruit clipart and frames.
Urban Travel
City maps, tickets, metal frames and vintage stamps.
Crimson Parlour
Aged letters, burgundy washes, gold foil and poinsettias.
Artful Safari creates coordinated digital download kits with papers, clipart, frames, and alphabets for scrapbookers, junk journalers, and creative planners using Procreate, Photoshop, Canva, and GoodNotes.
Made for makers who love layered, artistic pages
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Create with kits, ideas, and inspiration
Artful Safari is built for creative hobbyists who want both coordinated assets and practical ideas for using them.
Common questions
A few quick answers for scrapbookers and journal makers getting started with Artful Safari.
What do your kits include?
Most kits include coordinated high-resolution papers, original clipart and elements, ornate frames, and display alphabets.
How do I receive my purchase?
Everything is an instant digital download. Pay on this site and your files are on the order page and in your email straight away.
Which apps can I use?
Our kits are designed for digital creators working in apps like Procreate, Photoshop, Canva, and GoodNotes.
Are these physical products?
No. Artful Safari sells digital files only, which means nothing is shipped and you can start creating right away.
Can I get ideas for using a kit?
Yes. Visit the blog for layout inspiration, how-to guides, and creative prompts built around memory keeping and digital scrapbooking.
Where should I start?
Start on the shop page to browse current collections, then head to the blog when you want fresh project inspiration.