STORY TIME! I have a love hate relationship with the children’s museum. The exhibits are so cool and interactive. But the acoustics are difficult and when there are large groups of children it can quickly become very overstimulating. This week we noticed a lot people seemed to be out of town on vacation. So we […]

We’re still under the weather so a gentle update today. The title comes from a small work I collected from neurodivergent artist Meg Fatharly. It’s a nice reminder when live starts life-ing and I have to slow down the pace. How it Feels to Me Gracie’s finished up all the interior edits for How it […]

Last month we sent How it Feels to Me out to beta readers and have been completely blown away. And we’re officially recruiting a book launch team! In case you missed it here is the cover reveal (and a peek inside!) Help us spread the word by joining our launch team… the Pollinator Pals. There […]

I've spent the last six months testing out pencil grips and handwriting supports for myself and my neurodivergent child. Here are my favorites and the pros and cons of each choice.

I’ve been mentally drafting this post for over 6 months and scared to post it. But this week I’m sharing a specific support tool for hypermobility and neurodivergence and I need to link to some products… on Amazon. Why Amazon? Let’s talk about that. But, before we do, I want to be clear… I completely […]

I’m entering my 7th year of parenting. How did that happen? I started making art to process my experience and made a body of work which became, This is My Brain on Motherhood. Seven years later, I think I’ve fully integrated the identity of parent.* Which means I’d like to complete this collection, celebrate it […]

Over the last decade I have been neuroqueering my creative practice. Setting aside neurotypical, able bodied, and capitalist expectations for consistency, branding, and profit like the ill fitting shoes they are.* Looking back, the times in my life I was rigidly consistent I was run deeply outside my own capacity, which over time took a […]

I’m back this week with an update on the picture book How it Feels to Me. This is a book about neurodivergence and sensory processing I’m co-creating with illustrator Gracie Klumpp. It’s fully crowdfunded and coming out later this year! Last year we ran into some challenges due to substandard quality of our first proof. […]