Aneesha Reddy x Bluedaisi Consulting
A journal for daydreaming with 10 prompts to a more sustainable & equitable world.
This journal is for daydreaming.
Project by Moji Igun.
Cover artwork by Aneesha Reddy.
Photography by Sarah Wolfe.
Are you ready for a zero-waste world?
I often feel I am trapped inside someone else's imagination, and I must engage my own imagination in order to break free."
-Adrienne Maree Brown
This journal and its accompanying prompts are designed to create space for you to tap into your imagination and dream of a better and more sustainable world.
About the cover artwork.
This artwork is created on cold-pressed paper using naturally-sourced paints, adorned with fabric waste collected from tailor stores.
Each material used to create this artwork is handpicked and unique with a beautiful story of history, culture, and nature. The piece is completely one of a kind, especially as an experiment with natural colors; one just never knows what the result will be.
At its core, this piece uses materials that are an antithesis to mundane, standard, mass-manufactured and unsustainable paints.
The blue comes from indigo powder mixed with a plant-based adhesive, orange from a flower native to the Indian subcontinent called Flame of the Forest, black from charcoal, and white from powdered chalk.
Made with intention
These journals were printed locally in Seattle and will be shipped in recycled (and curbside recyclable!) kraft paper mailers.
Interior pages are printed on 100% FSC Certified post-consumer waste paper with soy-based ink. Please recycle or compost.
Cover pages are digitally printed on 100% FSC Certified post-consumer waste paper. Please recycle.
“Working with Aneesha has been an absolute delight! I came to her with a half-formed idea for a commissioned piece. She worked with me to understand exactly what I liked about her past work and sent me several updates throughout the process. Working with natural paints can be unpredictable and she put so much effort into making sure she made something that would exceed my expectations. The final piece is something I’m incredibly happy with and couldn’t wait to share with others. We’re all so lucky to be able to experience Aneesha’s art.”