May and Libby were best friends from the start. They didn't need anyone else---they had each other. And one fateful day, May and Libby created Princess X using rainbow chalk. From there, they created an entire comic series for themselves: Libby drawing the illustrations, May writing the stories. But that was before the accident. Now, Libby is . . .
Auburn doesn't expect a one-night gig working a stranger's art gallery to change her life forever---she just needs the money. She recently moved to Dallas---which she hates---and hardly knows anyone there apart from her dead boyfriend's family and her new roommate. She's surprised to find herself immediately drawn to this mysterious artist, like . . .
Ari dreams of leaving his small town and quitting his job at the family bakery. He wants to move to the big city with his friends and bandmates. But in order to do that, he needs to find a replacement for the bakery. So when he meets Hector, a guy who actually went to school for baking and loves it more than anything else, Ari believes Hector is . . .
Prince Sebastian is not as concerned as his parent's are with finding him a suitable lady to marry. He's more worried his parents (and all of Paris) will discover his secret: he likes to wear dresses. During a ball thrown by the King and Queen, Sebastian notices a remarkable dress that stands out from all the rest and demands to know who's created . . .
It's halfway through the first month of 2019, and I think I'm finally ready to share my yearly spreads for this year's bullet journal. I somehow lucked out and finished my last bujo right at the end of 2018, allowing me to start 2019 with a fresh, new journal. Unfortunately, I made a dire mistake [...]
The Scott Pilgrim series follows (duh) Scott Pilgrim, a 23-year-old nobody who lives with his gay roommate and plays in a band with his friends. When he meets Ramona, it's love at first sight. He even (kind of) dumps his high school girlfriend for her. But what Scott doesn't realize is that Ramona comes with a lot more ...
As 2018 comes to a close, so does my first bullet journal. It lasted 1.5 years and served me well. So many horrible layouts were drawn, but they were all for good practice. Next year's bujo is going to be great. Err---it will be, once I finally select a theme... I'm super indecisive. There's so many cool [...]
It has been a long time since I've blogged, but I'm happy to be back online. I've been meaning to post a followup to my original post about my bullet journal for over a month now. If you haven't read my first post, check it out! I show the evolution of my layouts and also give [...]
Hiya, and happy Friday Eve! It's like Christmas Eve, but only better, because it happens every single week. I'm not bringing you a book review today, or any other type of review or bookish post. Today, I wanted to share with you guys my bullet journal. I guess it's a type of book, so it kinda [...]
Mel Vaught and Sharon Kisses meet in art school. They are both crazy into drawing cartoons, something looked down upon by their professors and families. But who cares? They've found inspiration in each other. They become ... Continue reading
