It's a news feed, a public journal, a blog.
A space for random musings (and a sprinkle of news) about my creative practice and life in general.
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Working on a new project, but first...
Let’s cook up a tasty burger! The first book series I illustrated, starring Hamburger Harriet, is now out on Amazon!
If you’re looking for a fun way to teach kids how to write better, then these books are for you. Stroll down Burger Boulevard or Pickle Plain Lane, and get to know Harriet’s friends, too!
Written by AnnA Gomez, Published by Paraklesis Press.
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An Ode To Coloring Books
My illustrations always start with the linework. If I can choose only one favorite step in making art, it's this. I guess, all those coloring books I had as a kid made a huge impact. The negative spaces that embody every page wait to be filled, and yet each page is beautiful as it is.
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Trying Out A New Thing
With so many sharing platforms available now, I wonder if my words can find their home anywhere in the internet.
It would be nice to have it all in one place. A single space where curious people can see both my works AND what I'm up to these days. No distractions. No algorithm to beat. No platform-hopping.
And... here we are!
I'm thinking this news feed will be a journal of some sort, which can range from a simple note to a blog post, where I can talk about what I'm working on, what I'm currently thinking, or things that have sparked my wonder and what-not.
It’s not meant to send new posts to your inbox yet (I have my Substack for that), nor is it meant to be reacted or commented to.
This might sound a bit counter-intuitive, but let me quote from Seth Werkheiser:
Our website is the library in our cozy cottage in the woods – not everyone visits, but for the right people it’ll feel like home. - Fill The Library In Your Cozy Cottage, Social Media Escape Club
Now, when and where to buy a domain?

(Inspired by Seth Werkheiser's post on the Social Media Escape Club. I may or may not have copied his layout. I just realized now that having the title in all caps makes it easier for my perfectionist brain.)








