Spoonflower recently announced a few big changes that will have a significant impact on artists who contribute to their platform. Here are my thoughts on the upcoming changes.

Read about my Ghostly Garden collection and find out where you can purchase these designs for your next project!

New year, new colors for my old “Rockabilly Birds” design.

“Olive and Honey”, a fabric collection born from a collaboration with Laboratorio La Gufa.

Introducing Floral No. 2232, a fresh floral collection just in time for spring- or summer. I created two bolder, punchier color options of the main designs for the warmer months that can be used with the coordinates.

This design placed 17th in Spoonflower’s “Home on the Range” challenge. Here’s the story behind this design and where you can find it on fabric and other products.

Beer label illustration for Dirtbag Ales’ Jalapeño Business. Here’s a summery of my thoughts and process on this one.

I created the main pattern for my Hummingbird Charm collection in September as an entry to Spoonflower's 500th design challenge, the prompt was Artistic Voice.

Fruits and vegetables are at the top of my “favorite things to draw list”. I was very happy when a project in the form of fruits and vegetables came my way back in August when I got an illustration request from a Charlotte, NC based food delivery company called Freshlist.

Grasshoppers symbolize luck, progress and positivity. They move by leaping and hopping. They can't leap or hop backward, only forward and sideways. This design was my entry for Spoonflower’s yellow and gray competition.

Flowers are one of my absolute favorite subjects to work with so when I saw that Spoonflower was having a “Hand Drawn Florals” design challenge, I was all over it... Here’s the scoop on this design, how I came up with and where you can find the finished product.