My submission for the Eustace Tilley New Yorker/Strand tote bag contest.

Brooklyn pulls at my heartstrings..

My contribution to the HAITI POSTER PROJECT.

This new print is on its way to San Diego. Limited edition; screen printed on #100 French Paper; 18x24. Available for purchase on April 5! Find out more HERE.

Hello, friends. I am so excited to share this with you. I made a book!

Well, I like to believe this book made itself, really. I'll be sharing some sneak peaks on film next week of some of my favorite spreads But for now, feel free to glipse the first 15 pages of my book HERE. ;)

we never really knew what time it was is a collection of photographs taken while camping on a remote island in Lake Michigan. As a bonus, I included a few of our favorite camping recipes, too.

Its a quiet book. And I like to think it celebrates the sun and its summery magical-ness.




To ensure the recipes are just right, I tested them a few times, as when I cook and bake I usually find myself adding a little bit of this and that, which can be so trying keeping tabs on, so I hope you enjoy them as much as we do.

As summer will soon be coming to a close, I hope you turn to the pages in this book for inspiration, to fulfill your need for a bit of sun magic to give you warm thoughts in the coming weeks and months.

You can preview the book HERE, and if you feel so inclined, you can order a copy of the book, HERE.

As an aside, thank you, Jen for featuring me as a breakfast guest on your blog this week.

“Clouds come floating into my life, no longer to carry rain or usher storm, but to add color to my sunset sky.”

Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941)

Jen posted about my postcards on her blog this week, (I am so very happy she loves them). shari was very kind to include me in her curated project, everyone needs a rock. Feel free to click here to see my contribution. ohh, yes and Nancy Bauch is the creator of the geode featured in the photographs I took.

a painting i have completed in my studio. puppy eyes are the sweetest but he looks so concerned.

bits of brilliance

If you have a moment, be sure to read this post. Also, close friends of ours, goat island have wonderful words to say, as always. Enjoy this little bit of brilliance.

Above is a poster I designed for Cupola Bobber's latest evening length performance, 'The Man Who Pictured Space From His Apartment' premiering at the Nuffield Theatre, UK at the end of the month.