Are you ready for the magic of the holidays? Are you ready to get creative and make some stuff? 

Today's drawing tutorial is super simple (because I know you'll be very busy for the next few weeks!).

​This primitive little Christmas tree doodle can be done in just minutes (depending on the size) and is perfect for bullet journal pages, ornaments, tags, and other Christmas crafts. 

​Do you have that ONE person on your list this year who has everything?

​Or...everything except a pair of cat paw salad tongs and a sponge bed? 

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Thankfully, if you dig deep enough on Amazon, it's like the world's craziest flea market, full of gift ideas for all the people who just need something...different in their stocking this year. 

It's been a long time since I've designed a new office supply set. I was playing around last night and designed this little cactus motif. I thought he would be perfect for a unique, slightly playful office collection!

I have some sort of mutant superpower that kills real cacti (apparently), no matter how "easy" they are to keep alive. So, I draw them instead. It's a way of coping with my dismal cacti-less future. And I can always hang the drawings by my desk and pretend I'm (sorta) on trend. 

(You can check out my cactus doodle tutorial here.) 

Autumn is such a beautiful time of the year. Orange and gold leaves silhouetted against amazing blue skies. Perfect little white puff clouds.  

And of course, having your entire home and person covered in ladybugs. Or, more specifically, Asian lady beetles. 

Here in Oklahoma, we have a lot of bugs. And when the air turns crispy cool, they all want to come inside and live with us.

​Usually, the kind of bugs you don't want to room with, like spiders, scorpions, wasps and assassin bugs. ​