An armature, according to Google Dictionary, is “a metal framework on which a sculpture is molded with clay or similar material.”  I first learned about them when I was about 16, and working on a chess set made of polymer clay: an armature was needed for the delicate and intricate figures I was designing…and even then, the pieces were quite fragile. None of them have survived my many moves since that day. Similarly, when we’re practicing creativity, we always need some sort of support or framework.  For painting, it’s a canvas or panel. For work, I’ve found that the Bullet Journal Method works incredibly well as an armature onto which…