This is an illo that ran in November's issue of DallasChild magazine. The article was about how to talk to your child about racism. Thanks to AD Lauren Niebes.
Editorial
Thrive Magazine: More Than Words
Feature illustrations for May/June issue of Thrive Magazine. This article was about PROMPT, which is a hands on approach to speech therapy.
"The Kids Are Alright" DallasChild Jan 16
DallasChild: Balancing needs of spouse and kids, which comes first?
Thanks again to AD Lauren Niebes!!
Thrive Magazine - Your Child's Therapist
Here's a piece for Spring's issue of Thrive Magazine. The piece was full of tips on communication with your child's therapist to ensure a flowering relationship!
Thanks, Thrive!
DallasChild February '15: Keeping Secrets From Your Kids
This piece was a super fast turn around! Thanks again, DallasChild!
Cool To Be Kind
Illustration on teaching compassion to your kids for DallasChild magazine, October 2014.
Thanks again to AD Lauren Niebes!
DallasChild "Sunscreen Smokescreen"
Thanks to the Creative Director, Lauren Niebes!
A National Parenting Media Association win!
I landed my very first published editorial illustration my senior year in college through a class called "Getting Published". The publication was baystateparent magazine and the article was about summer camps and bed bugs! This project was an amazing opportunity that I learned so much from; I really needed a legit "real illustration world" experience before leaving school.
Earlier this month baystateparent went to the National Parenting Media Association convention. They also brought along my "bedbugs" illustration with them and submitted it to the "Editorial and Design Competition". I was thrilled when Paula Ethier, the art director of the piece, emailed me saying we came in second place!
I am so proud that my first published editorial illustration has been so well received. I'm also proud that first published illustration was with a magazine as wonderful as baystatepatent!
Thanks again and again to Paula! And congrats to the baystateparent team!