Practicing with perspective and filling an illustration with interesting objects and details. Not sure if I got the perspective thing quite right, but I still like how this one turned out. What is she working on in her crafty workspace?

I loved creating this heirloom star quilt block-inspired design! I'm not a quilter, but I love a good, cozy vintage quilt. I hand-illustrated each "piece" in Procreate. You can see a bit of the process in the video below. (mock-ups

These abstract, hand-drawn leafy twigs come in the three colorways shown above. While originally designed as part of a floral, springy collection, they would also work well for winter making. Imagine a throw pillow or cozy blanket.Their full collection can

Did you know tales of butterflies is currently accepting custom portrait illustration commissions? I made a page for it here a while back, but for some reason never made a blog post to go along. To keep it simple for you

While I am relatively new to working in the wedding stationery industry, I have built my design and illustration skills for many years. I think being an illustrator along with a graphic designer gives me a unique perspective, and I

I participated in drawtober 2022 this year! I made it to thirteen prompts before deciding to be done for the month and move on to other projects. This year I followed a prompt list from Randi Lynn Reed Illustration, who

Last October, I participated in #peachtober 2021. I decided not to limit the illustrations to a “same” style because I wanted it to feel low-pressure. This gave me freedom to be inspired only by each day’s prompt and to go