Here is where I post letters about art, music, and writing to share helpful information, my inspiration, and little snippets of my life.
Letter No. 53 {inktober 2021}
It’s time for Inktober again! Here are the prompt list and guidelines I created for this year.
Letter No. 52 {the story behind “Stars”}
This is the story behind writing my sister’s song, “Stars.”
Letter No. 47 [anne frank cover art]
Another single, another illustrated cover! “Anne Frank” is out now, and here’s a little peek at my process for illustrating the cover art.
Letter No. 46 [homemade valentine’s cards]
Here are a few little Valentine’s illustrations I made for my family. :)
Letter No. 33 [books for authors/illustrators]
Learning the craft of being an author/illustrator can be daunting, so I’ve shared a handful of the books I’ve found most helpful in my journey.
Letter No. 32 [prepping for Inktober2020]
Wanting to join Inktober this year? Here are a few tips and tricks to prepare!
Letter No. 28 [creating an illustration prompt]
Illustration prompts and challenges can be a great way to build a community, grow as an artist, and inspire others. Read about a couple illustration prompts I love, as well as a few pointers on creating your own prompt.
Letter No. 17 [selling on Society6]
Everything I can tell you about launching your own shop on Society6.
Letter No. 16 [#kidstricksweek challenge]
Come along as I bring you through this week-long art challenge and share the stories and inspiration behind each illustration.
Letter No. 15 [finding your work rhythm]
Sometimes what works for other artists won’t work for you, so I gathered a few tips on finding your own work rhythm.
Letter No. 13 [slow growth]
Starting a business is slower and more painful than I thought, but it also gives me hope, and should give any other artists starting out that same hope.
Letter No. 12 [podcasts for artists]
Podcasts that are helping me learn about making a living as an artist.
Letter No. 6 [quarantine]
As the quarantine gets extended, here are a few thoughts and a few illustrators to cheer you.
Letter No. 3 [on bravery]
When someone openly shares something dear, there is always risk involved, and I’m starting to realize just how much bravery is required of artists.