The Sketchbook Project: “It’s like a road trip, but with sketchbooks.” This initiative is just one of the light bulbs floating above the brilliant minds of Art House Co-Op and Brooklyn Art Library. Sign up, get a sketchbook, fill it up, send it back, see it off, share it with the world. And then be inspired [...]

After a long month of “replacing my normal life with word docs, thesaurus apps, inner dialogue, pinterest boards created for fictional people, and more coffee consumption than usual,” I finally earned my nano badge! 30 days, 50,000 words, hundreds of pages, thousands of notes, two macbooks, lots of lattes, two labyrinths (one metaphorical), one jungle [...]

Two years ago, I married my bff Joel. : ) For our first “paper” anniversary last year, I made this catalog of love, which kept a bit of the literary flair we threaded into our wedding. This year, I echoed this theme again, although I didn’t set out to intentionally. I just happened to come [...]

The other week I got a text from my friend Emily in LA, who sent proof that she had found my Sketchbook Project sketchbook while the exhibit was on its Cali tour! Once again, I just love the concept of sharing art across the globe! Pretty neat stuff. And now, my sketchbook has at last [...]

“It’s like a concert tour, but with sketchbooks.” Art House Co-Op & Brooklyn Art Library came up with an idea called The Sketchbook Project, in which thousands of blank sketchbooks are sent out to willing participants who fill those sketchbooks (under the umbrella of a chosen theme), and then send the sketchbook back out into [...]



hello! I’m back (again). I can’t seem to keep up with this spring season! I’m working on a few posts to update recent happenings, but in the meantime, here’s a peek at a blog banner project I had fun working on for my fabulous friend Emily, author of the blog Embracing Liberties, a wonderful collection [...]

We’re back! Compared with my first two visits to Washington, D.C.– (first, a high school mission trip and last, Obama’s inauguration in which four guys and I drove 16 hours in my old Toyota just to be there for almost just as long and got kicked off the subway due to the mass amounts of [...]