Personalized Tree of Dreams Journal

The captivating cover of our journal features a stunning original painting by Melissa Graves Brown. Vibrant hues and flecks of gold create a brilliant autumnal landscape, complemented by raised embossing that lends texture and dimension. This stunning journal is a beautiful addition to any bookshelf.

Melissa Graves Brown, the artist behind the journal's cover design, received her B.F.A. from Auburn University in 1993 and later earned a Master of Fine Art from the University of Pennsylvania. Inspired by the grand landscapes of Idaho, she has cultivated a body of work that emphasizes imagination and a keen attention to nature.

The journal's 192 pages offer ample space for personal reflections, sketching, and recording favorite poems and quotations. The smooth-finish pages are lightly lined, guiding your writing while also allowing for drawing and sketching. The archival-quality, acid-free paper helps preserve your entries. A ribbon bookmark keeps your place, and gold page edging catches the light as you turn the pages.

Crafted with both beauty and practicality in mind, this sturdy hardcover journal features a classic sewn binding that allows you to write expansively within its generous pages. The gorgeous cover design not only enhances the journal's appearance but also brings a touch of elegance to your bookshelf.

Whether you prefer pen, pencil, or colored pencil, this journal is well-suited to a variety of creative mediums. The smooth pages accommodate crisp ink without feathering or bleed-through, vibrant colored pencil, and clean erasing of graphite. Thoughtful details, such as matching bronze endpapers and blue raised headbands and endbands, complete the journal's refined aesthetic.

In addition to the Tree of Dreams Journal, Peter Pauper Press offers a wide range of exquisite journals, each with its own unique charm. From the Almond Blossom Journal to the Bordeaux Journal, our collection provides a variety of designs and formats to suit your personal style and preferences.

Since 1928, when Peter Beilenson began printing books in the basement of his parents' home, Peter Pauper Press has remained a family-owned and -operated business. Our founders' vision of creating fine books at affordable prices continues to guide us as we strive to deliver beauty, quality, and value to our customers.

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