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A funny thing happens when you stop waiting for life to settle down before you start creating. You realize it never was going to. The last few months have been busy, exciting, disappointing, inspiring, heartbreaking, motivating, exhausting…sometimes all before lunch. And strangely enough, that’s exactly where this book has been born. I’ve spent years learning, reading, going to therapy, journaling, lifting weights, making mistakes, rebuilding confidence, and trying to underst

If you’ve been following along lately, you’ve probably noticed something. I’ve been posting a little bit of everything. Artwork. Sticker designs. Business branding. Horse trailer graphics. Cabin projects. Book writing. Ideas that seem completely unrelated… From the outside, it probably looks like I’m bouncing from one project to the next. The funny thing is…I’m actually doing the opposite. For the first time in a long time, everything is pointing in the same direction.

It’s funny sometimes the phases we go through as creatives. As I’m learning and building this brand, I have ideas coming out of my ears! I have all of these tangents and sub-projects, extensions and expansions, ideas for characters and products and messages and side projects… but I can’t do it all at once, obviously. Keeping myself focused on my current path is always challenging! My objective right now is to develop my Cowgirl-Core design collection, which I’m hoping will be

A few days ago I made a comic. It started with a woman staring into a mirror and not recognizing herself. Not literally. Just that feeling we get sometimes when life has quietly carried us somewhere we never meant to go. The exhaustion. The loneliness. The strange grief of realizing you’ve drifted away from yourself. The comic ended with boxing gloves, loud music, a dusty punching bag, and a woman remembering she was stronger than she felt. When I finished it, something click

I have been creating art since I can remember...drawing little stick figures with high heels at 4 or 5, fashion in my tweens and ALLLLLL the horses in my early teenage years, and then more realistic portraits after getting into some classes in high school and college. I spent most of my creative hours copying beautiful things for years, wondering how I could use my skill and passion for something that was unique, a way to market myself, like all artists do ; ) I imagine you h