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January 2023 Hobonichi Cousin Flip Through

Watch now (15 mins) | alllll the dailies

Feb 14 •

Q + A: Journal Fodder

Watch now (6 mins) | On a previous newsletter, Jen asked: I’m curious about how you get the paper fodder for them? Out it the world, scanner, printer…

Feb 6 •

January 2023

a (not so) brief history of journaling, pt. 1

Watch now (16 mins) | or, what I was reading in the summer of 1996

Jan 31 •

new year, new energy

Jan 13 •

December 2022

Coming Back On Line (but not ~online~)

Dec 2, 2022 •

March 2022

Mar 2, 2022 •

April 2021

Apr 5, 2021 •

March 2021

Not what I meant to write

Mar 1, 2021 •

December 2020

My Art is Divinely Supported

Dec 1, 2020 •

November 2020

organic shapes | NOVEMBER

A few months ago I was lamenting to a writer friend that while I felt really solid about the arc of the story I’m telling in Underbelly, my visual…

Nov 2, 2020 •

October 2020

inventing new paint colors | OCTOBER

This is probably not revelatory information, but I have A Thing for children’s art books. Some of my favorites are Meri Cherry’s Play Make Create, Bar…

Oct 1, 2020 •

September 2020

This can be a New Year | SEPTEMBER

Last week, a friend and I took our kids to a park, where we could walk a long lap around a man-made lake, feed the ducks, and maybe forget for a second…

Sep 1, 2020 •

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