Am I procrastinating putting up art in our guest bedroom/ office? Absolutely. So here’s a cozy coastal corner I’d put together if we had the space!

It’s a little more colorful than boring beige, but not quite full on “dopamine decor." The combo of art and patterns gives a bit of beauty energy with an elevated take.Am I procrastinating putting up art in our guest bedroom/ office? Absolutely. So here’s a cozy coastal corner I’d put together if we had the space!

It’s a little more colorful than boring beige, but not quite full on “dopamine decor." The combo of art and patterns gives a bit of beauty energy with an elevated take.

Emily turns one this month (WHAT?!) and we’re starting with a new tradition - a birthday box! I started with a Target Pillowfort Crown kit and designed a few pieces to go with it! Now - each year, regardless of what day her birthday is on, we’ll have a little something to celebrate with!

My “It’s Your Birthday!” print matches with the birthday confetti print table runner, and makes a great pairing for anything a birthday party could need!

Identifying your target audience (the end purchaser of your art) is your first step in creating strategic content and improving your portfolio but where do you go from there? I’ve outlined a few tips for starting to engage with your target audience once you’ve identified your people!

Looking for some guidance on when you should be creating, pitching, and promoting your surface pattern designs? You’ve come to the right place. I put together this calendar for 2023 to guide for myself to start thinking about designs for the next year and felt that it was too helpful not to share!

There’s a lot of advice on the internet about marketing your art on Society6 / Redbubble/ Spoonflower / Zazzle /etc. from articles that walk you through uploading to “tips” that tell you it’s a long-game to get discovered (this ain’t that, folks). This is about actionable ways to market your art on POD sites.