The document discusses how two artists, Richard Long and Hamish Fulton, used walking and journeys through landscapes as artistic processes to create their works. Richard Long made marks and tracks in landscapes during his walks and also documented his journeys through words. Similarly, Hamish Fulton explored journeys, especially to culturally significant places, and created works that provided impressions of these journeys through simple images and texts. The document also provides instructions and assignments for students to record their own walks and journeys through words, drawings, photographs to explore the idea of walking as an artistic process.