Helpful Journals
Today we thought we’d feature some of the most popular, helpful journals from the history of the bubble. These journals have been commented on and favourited by many artists and they contain great little nuggets of info that bubblers have found extremely useful. As a thanks to those who’ve taken the time to share these tips, we’ve featured some of their works in between the links. These bubblers are not only great teachers, they’re also very talented artists …
These journals come up when we type in our secret, magic formula for the most popular journals of all time. If there are any helpful journals you’ve bookmarked, we’d be grateful if you could share the links below. Or perhaps you’ll be inspired to share your wisdom in a journal of your own …












































monocotylidono
Thanks, here’s another one I would recommend:
How to Splash by Vikram Franklin
monocotylidono
Sorry, image link didn’t work…
Barbara Glatzeder
great! thanks for putting this together :-))
Colleen Milburn
Great and arduous work there, Nat – well done, girl!!! Thanks so much :))
Rosalie Dale IPA
Off now to look at some on the list that I’ve missed! Thank you Nat for the mention, and for featuring some of my images!! RB is the source for all kinds of wonderful help …
Silvia Ganora
Many thanks for the links! Very useful. And a big thank to the artists who shared their knowledge with us. :)
Steven Sandner
Awesome! very helpful!
Pip Gerard
here’s a good one…
how to create those beautiful eyes we see so often on the bubble…
beautiful eyes photoshop tutorial
Stuart Chapman
There are 3 further journals for text formatting on RB here
number 1
number 2
number 3
Sharon Mau
They are wonderful. Mahalo!
I have one which is quite popular as well, currently with 1540 views
Excellent Photoshop Tutorials and Professional Photographers Newsletters
Janis Zroback
I add hepful information to my journals on a regular basis, some from me and many from experts in the art field…I started these as soon as I joined a year ago and continue to do so today…e.g. information on how to paint, how to sell, how to enhance your profile, dealing with criticism, and many many more…
Karin Taylor
Hey Nat, thanx so much for including my journal amongst these awesome tutorials… I’ve checked out a few and bookmarked them.. So excellent to make new discoveries we can add to our creative toolbox!! Thanx to Janis above also and allthe bubblers here, there and everywhere who lend a hand and share their knowledge.
jo beerens
Don’t miss Dan Moore’s bling-bling-for-bubbling collection
HRLambert
Cool love it!
FlowersEtc
This is wonderful to see.
My group Focus and Lighting has a “Helpful Tip’s” section on the homepage at the bottom and all the group journals are dedicated to instructional advice and tips from members who care to share their wonderful knowledge. We are trying to be a learning tool at Focus and Lighting. We became a group July 2, 2009 and now have over 300 members to date.
Come check us out, and anyone reading this your invited to join, the more the merrier :-)
Just click link to see journals. Click
Ann
FlowersEtc
PS- At Focus and Lighting, I almost forgot to mention, the “Helpful tips” section is run by Photojournalist Larry Graham. He has been wonderful and gracious enough to give his time to my group.
Tama Blough
Thanks! Without some of these journals I wouldn’t have learned a lot of stuff I do on a regular basis now. I appreciate all the work that goes into them – even though I am not always good at expressing that.
maxy
Thank you so much for posting these! Excellent information and couldn’t come at a better time! Love it! xoxo!
Scott d'Almeida
great thanks
DoreenPhillips
Brilliant Work…......I have been trying to find some of these journals for ages now…...Obviously had the wrong Magic Formula…...Thank You…............x
Epazia Espino
amazing thank you so much!
T. Wall ~Throu...
Thank you, this is great! One of my favorites is “the unofficial redbubble format cheatsheet” by webgrrl. It has helped me a lot!

LeighAth
Sometimes people want to know how to put a flag counter on their front page. For this reason I made a sheet in my art section to help with just such things (because the code wouldn’t show up in a journal). I thought I would share it just in case others want to know! :).
Click the image below to get an example of a flag counter

It’s not the most beautiful help page…but it does the job :).
~LeighAth
LeighAth
Oh and if you click that image you can view the text a little bigger and without the watermark
coppertrees
Great stuff and very helpful information.
Evita
Excellent information ….Thank you ! ♥
Rhana Griffin
I have bookmarked a whole heap of the tutorials mentioned here. Thanks so much to everyone for sharing!
prbimages
Note that davoid’s journal on “Resolution” contains the mis-information that “Red Bubble uses the usual photographic aspect ratio of 3:2”. This is, of course, incorrect.
natapee
fantastic. I’m keeping this one in a handy place.
Lynn Moore
This is great – thanks so much for putting this together!
D R Moore
I’ve got several that I’ve shared but there are two that I use the most here on RB are
More…… redbubble Formatting
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EstherJohnson
Thanks so much! These will be a really big help to me and thankyou to the members that created these journals:)
kappisan
Wow! That’s a lot of tips&tricks!
Thanks to all! You’ve made my day!:)
(hope to find the time to read,learn&work with it…)
jemimalovesbigted
Noice! My there are a plethora of helpful people around these parts…. Great collection here, thank you =D
Nuh Sarche
This here is the most popular Journal, which I have wrote…
You can see live, who visits your site if you want…