Ellie is into fairies lately, so I thought I’d draw her a little woodland creature. Then I decided Gwen should have a fairy of her own, too, so I worked up a purple version with darker hair. I think I’ll make these into prints with the girls’ names at the bottom, and frame them to hang in their room.

A poster devoted to one of my favorite foods — eggs! More experiments with different design styles and typography.

Inspired by some of my favorite childhood toys — we had the house and the farm, and I remember playing with them for hours. These days I get to watch my kids play with the very same toys, except now they’re called “vintage” for some unfathomable reason.

Taking a slight departure from my usual style to try some new techniques and play. A poster I designed illustrating the proper composition of a sandwich. Delicious.

… but she didn’t listen.

I had a long flight from LAX to Hawaii last week (life is rough); there was no in-flight internet, and the book I’d brought was only mildly engaging. I decided to work on a new Valentine’s doodle, just for fun.

This little girl is available as a small print or poster in my Etsy shop.

Today is my birthday, the big three-oh, and I thought it was only appropriate that I finished this poster last night — what’s a birthday without ice cream? This goes really well with the cupcakes poster I mentioned earlier, too. It’s available in small and large sizes in my Etsy shop!

I’ve been meaning to make these cameras into prints since I originally drew them for my Vintage Camera WordPress theme, and finally got around to doing so last week. They’re square prints in multiple sizes — 5×5, 10×10, or 12×12 inches. You can find them in my Etsy shop!

 One of the things I want to work on this year is doodling more, just for fun, so hopefully you’ll see more and more new things popping up here! I made this little cupcakes poster over the weekend, and you can find it (along with a bunch of other new prints) in my Etsy shop.