My latest book, Notes to Self, is a journal for self-care. I wanted it to be (and believe it is!) a welcoming space to take a deep breath and gently ask... How can I do my best with the body and mind I’ve got today?
Inside you’ll find illustrated pages to check in with yourself, ask your body what it needs, observe your feelings with curiosity (rather than with judgment), and practice offering yourself the same care and compassion you’d give to a dear friend.
Inside you’ll find illustrated pages to check in with yourself, ask your body what it needs, observe your feelings with curiosity (rather than with judgment), and practice offering yourself the same care and compassion you’d give to a dear friend.
A visual imagining of the gratitude diary!
This isn’t a book to just look at. It’s a creative space for you to draw, write, doodle over, and cut & paste. Soon it’ll be a catalog of everything that makes you feel good and excited. Soon it’ll be a handmade map that can guide you back to your happiest self, back to your sweet spot in life. Whenever you need it.
This isn’t a book to just look at. It’s a creative space for you to draw, write, doodle over, and cut & paste. Soon it’ll be a catalog of everything that makes you feel good and excited. Soon it’ll be a handmade map that can guide you back to your happiest self, back to your sweet spot in life. Whenever you need it.
Me, You, Us
A BOOK TO FILL OUT TOGETHER
Penguin Random House, 2014
︎︎︎Portuguese
︎︎︎Polish
︎︎︎Russian
︎︎︎Serbian
︎︎︎German
A BOOK TO FILL OUT TOGETHER
Penguin Random House, 2014
︎︎︎Portuguese
︎︎︎Polish
︎︎︎Russian
︎︎︎Serbian
︎︎︎German
A book to fill out together with your friends, family or a special someone. Just flip to a random page and use the prompts to jot down whatever silly thoughts or sweet memories pop into your brain. Start a cute bedtime ritual as a couple, spark new conversations with your loved ones, or pass the time together on road trips.
Your own playful, personal doodling space. Use your scribble diary to wind down at night and vent about your day. Keep it on your desk for a quick doodling break when your brain needs a refresh. Declare your scribble diary “for my eye only” or share it with someone you trust to show them what’s been on your mind lately.
Activites in this book may give you a twinge of nerves or uncertainty. Pay attention to those feelings. Are you tempted to dip a toe outside your comfort zone? Are you invited to explore a part of yourself (or the world) that feels too silly, too vulnerable? It’s a chance to go about your daily routine with fresh eyes and a playful mission.