Ho ho ho! The Christmas season is in full swing, and I for one am already getting into the holiday spirit. Our tree is up, we’re starting to watch Christmas movies, and I even have a few presents bought already! In keeping with the season of St. Nick, I thought I’d share with you a recent […]
Last year, I began working on a fantastic new long-term project that I’m excited to share — Grace & Grit subscription boxes. They’re aimed at pre-teen girls, and are designed to empower and encourage. Each one is based on an inspiring female figure from history, and every box includes a portrait of that inspirational woman, a journal with
I have another really fun project to share with you today — a bookmobile illustrated by yours truly! I love books and reading, so naturally I was super excited to work on an illustration that promotes access to books for kids. This bookmobile is for the city of Lompoc, California, known as “the flower seed capital of the
I recently received samples of a delightful project I enjoyed working on last year — the Animals of the World Flip and Draw coloring book for Mudpuppy. I’ve always adored Mudpuppy’s product line (and that of their sister company Galison) which is full of cute, colorful, and imaginative books, puzzles, journals, notecards and lots of
The latest in my series of alphabet animals is here — F is for Fox Waving a Flag! For this newest installment in the series I went with a navy, mint and coral color scheme, perfect for coordinating with some of the trendiest colors in kids’ rooms for 2015. The colors also work with those
The latest addition to my Alphabet Animals series is this dancing elephant wearing fuzzy white earmuffs, proudly representing the letter E. For sale on Etsy as a print in three sizes, including 11×14 inches — which would be the perfect wall art for a baby Elliott or Elena!
I’m excited to tell you about a new series of prints I’ll be selling in my Etsy shop, Alphabet Animals! The first four in the series are now available as prints in three different sizes — 5×7″, 8×10″ and 11×14″. The smallest size is perfect if you want to frame a series of them all
Happy Halloween everyone! In honor of the spookiest holiday I drew this homage to one of the scariest characters out there — Dracula. In Bram Stoker’s original tale, Dracula is said to come to the shores of England at Whitby, during a foreboding, terrible storm. Whitby is just an hour and a half away
I just added this happy duo to my Etsy shop, they can be found here. This friendly pair is adapted from the growth chart I created a while back for my dear friend Mel. It featured various woodland creatures in an enchanted forest, and I thought the Bear and Bird here would stand nicely
I just finished this illustration inspired by our new town. It’s an interpretation of the view of higgledy-piggledy medieval buildings that you get as you cross the Old Elvet bridge, one of four bridges spanning the River Wear in the city center here in Durham. I love that one of the results of a
