As an artist who largely works digitally, I'm on the computer all the time. Add in emails, publishing content, meetings, and all the other tasks that seem to pop up through the week, and I often find myself in a state of screen fatigue. I know I'm not alone in that feeling.
Smartphones are ubiqui...
While I've always had big ideas and a strategic mind, I got very frustrated several years ago when I realized I had never achieved a goal. Not a single one! I'd write down the same goals every year and not make progress. Even worse, I'd watch others succeed around me and wonder why I couldn't jus...
Envision a bright 2026 with this sticker collection meant to add a pop of personality to your new planners and journals.
I'm so excited about this new collection. I'm calling it ‘Envision 2026’. I've designed sticker kits for Hobonichi Weeks & Cousin planners in both a playful pink star print...
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I’ve been busy working on my newest Skillshare class, and I’m so happy to announce it’s finally live!
The class is called 10-Minute Color Collage: A 7-Day Art Journaling Challenge to End Perfectionism, and it’s a follow up to my other art journaling challenge class. (Yay! More jour...
I am soooo ready to share today’s wallpaper freebies with you, and talk a little about re-purposing artwork.
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The world seems so fast paced lately. More than ever. Do you feel this way? It’s whizzing by.
I’ve heard it said that we compare the worst parts of ourselves to the highlight reel of others' best moments. One of the things that troubles me about the speed of the online world is my tendency to do ...
Here on the blog you'll find articles about art journaling, planning, goal setting, and tips and tricks I've learned in my work as an artist. I love to share behind the scenes peeks into my studio and sketchbook, as well as how I balance digital & analog tools as a surface designer. Go ahead, leave a comment!