Collect the little things that matter—quotes, moments, thoughts, and memories worth saving.

Need a mid-year reset? These 21 thoughtful questions to ask yourself will help you reflect, realign, and move forward with clarity.

I’ve been spending this week with family for the Fourth of July, taking things slow, soaking up some rest, and giving my brain a little breathing room.

Lately, I’ve been art journaling my to-do lists. It’s not a fancy list app. It’s not neat. But it’s helping me stay grounded and surprisingly, I’m actually getting things done.

I also am a self-proclaimed sticker lover. So combine a love of journaling and stickers and you get sticker journaling! Kind of silly, maybe a little childish, but somehow extremely satisfying and seriously underrated.

Not too long ago, I felt like I was constantly fighting with myself in my own head. Every time I tried to make art, start a project, or just, like, exist—there it was. That voice. Telling me I wasn’t good enough. Telling me I’d mess it up. Telling me not to even try. What would people think of me??

Happy June! In this issue of Studio Snippets, I’m sharing a peek behind the scenes—from early summer slowdowns and shop launch updates to blog highlights, life snapshots, and a new freebie for the summer!

Whether you’re journaling from a beach towel, your desk fan’s direct path, or your kid’s blanket fort (same), I’ve got some fun ideas to help you capture the season and make your journal pages feel like summer in paper form.

Ever find yourself stuck, wondering where your next big idea is hiding? Yeah, me too. Creativity can be a total mystery sometimes, like it’s playing hide-and-seek with your brain.

Journaling should not feel like another task on your to-do list.

That’s where one-line journaling comes in! It’s a simple, low-pressure way to stay connected with your thoughts and creativity without needing pages of prose.