When Ashley contact me in the summer of 2013 about doing a re-brand I was totally on board. I loved her style – all things rustic, cozy, and outdoorsy; and plenty of browns, maroons, and greens. Ashley is a different kind of editor than you might normally think of – she’s a spunky writing coach and editor who loves working with artists and writers who want to write and edit their first book but aren’t sure how to follow that dream while still managing everyday life. She wanted her website to have a comfortable, homey feeling to it; almost like…

Today’s hand lettering…even though it’s kind of the middle of March. ;) But that doesn’t matter, right?

A few weeks ago Ashley contacted me on twitter, and after a few emails back and forth I ended up getting to letter a print for her Overcome the Lie shop! It was so fun to do and I’m looking forward to doing more of the same kinds of things for her and others. You can purchase the print here, and check out the rest of the shop here!

Well, a while ago I decided I needed to completely overhaul my website, and especially focus on the portfolio section. I started working on it about five months ago, and it’s taken until now for everything to come together. (but hey, good things take time, right?) I’ve finally finished, though, and am so excited to have everything up and good to go! As far as this blog goes, I’ve actually switched to WordPress (something I vowed a very long time ago not to ever do. Famous last words. ;) ). I love it, though…and hopefully the transition won’t be to…

Creating a hand lettered piece every day (well, mostly every day) has been so great so far. I’m practicing more often than I think I would on my own, and I’m starting to see improvement which is super exciting! =) Today’s piece is a lyric from the song “After the Storm” by Mumford and Sons. (Which I’m sure nearly everyone knows. ;) ) This week has been busy for me and won’t get any slower – my sister Maria and I are going to be visiting friends in MO and MN, and we’re leaving in just a few days! Happy…