Bring a morning abroad to your everyday life with 6 new cities in the Spring '26 Travel Print Collection featuring Bangkok, Cape Town, Rome, Antalya, Paris, and Charlotte.

When I got this commission request, I was reminded of the ways art can show up intentionally in our lives- in an everyday task like cooking. The couple that commissioned the project used to live in China, and wanted to share an illustrated recipe of their favorite East Asian dish with family and friends

I’d never washed so much dust off my Chacos before my first trip overseas to Zambia. That's what inspired this collection featuring baobab trees, giraffes, and African mudcloth.

I almost didn’t do a road map this year. After 9 years of showing up every January with my new years intentions in hand, I almost didn't have it in me. Life has been so full. But the more scattered I felt, the more I realized I needed my January ritual just as much as I need a fresh cup of pourover coffee. So, I made my 2026 road map in the margins of evenings and 6am mornings. It ended up being far more life-giving than I expected. I kept showing up to those (miraculously!

“It’s good, but it’s not like the bao in that little shop in Chengdu.” Our friends nod from the laptop in front of us as James and I cupped our twice-reheated coffees thinking about the bao buns we can get these days in our two cities. The morning sun lights up the windows of our little Southeast Asian apartment while their olive kitchen walls dim in the after-dinner hours. 10pm for them, 8am for us. They’ve already lived a whole day while we were onto the next- sipping our V

I don't know about you, but I'm often craving a reset a few months into the new year—something deeper than a resolution or a to-do list....

Humanitarian Illustration by Kelly Wallace Creative Bangkok was quieter than it had ever been in March 2020. From my little apartment in...

There are few things in the world that never feel like a waste of time. I always think, “I should be cleaning” “I should be...

As adventurers, it's only natural that even if we love where we're rooted, we catch the travel bug from time to time. There's something...

You've probably been here too. You're sitting at your table, the smell of freshly brewed coffee in the air. A rare moment of peace offers...

We'd been putting off a trip for a few months. With my husband, James, finishing his Master’s degree and me navigating the second trimester of pregnancy, it wasn’t a season of excess. We were juggling work, school, and morning sickness. But if you put off adventures enough, you'll end up never taking them. Travel is always life-giving for us, so we dove in even in the middle of life’s chaos. At first, our sights were set on South America. But with the doctor's warning against