You might recognize the background of this illustration as it was included in the 2015 Planner. However, the girl was replaced by a much more fashionable version making her the perfect pick for February.
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February 2, 2016
May 1, 2015
May Flowers
The first day of a new month always comes in a hurry.... but it ushers in a new season, a fresh start.
So, Happy May!
notepads available here | planner sold out (2016 edition launching in September)
March 2, 2015
Gal Pals
Happy March!! For the first time ever, this lovely illustration from the 2015 planner is available as a print before the end of the calendar year (link below to shop the prints page).
I'm also thrilled to share a recent interview I did with The {well} Studio.
January 5, 2015
Happy 2015
It's finally time to get back to the grind. After enjoying a couple weeks of relaxing, taking down Christmas decorations and planning for 2015, I'm happy to be back to work!
I finally broke into my new planner.... grab one before they sell out!
September 16, 2014
Introducing the 2015 Planner
We're interrupting The September Issue to bring you the 2015 planner! Yes, it is finally available here.
From Paris to Rome, New York to being home for the holidays, this year's planner is designed with the jet-setter in mind. It includes scenes from the most famous places to in the world to some of my favorite places to visit.
January was (loosely) inspired by Versailles and the Hall of Mirrors, though I'm quite sure it doesn't look exactly like this.
February is capturing a selfie moment in front of the iconic Love sign in New York City.
March, we stay in NYC and take in the view from a fabulous rooftop.
In April, we're crossing the pond to visit the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.
May is highlighting something I've actually done, riding bikes through Central Park in NYC. Here, she's stopped in front of the Bethesda Fountain (also my part of my favorite scene in One Fine Day when they're running through the park to get to the soccer game).
June is all about the heat of summer and indulging in a sweet treat c/o the ice cream truck.
July is iconically American. Whether you're lakeside or beachside, wear your stars and stripes with pride.
August hops back over to Paris sightseeing in front of one of the most famous landmarks, the Eiffel Tower.
September stays overseas making the trek to London. While you're there you have to take a photo with the guards in front of the Buckingham Palace gates.
October takes us to Rome to visit the Colosseum, a place I've never been but am hoping to visit one day.
November is also somewhere I've never been, Amsterdam. It wasn't really on my radar until The Fault in Our Stars came out (and I sobbed the whole way through).
December brings us back home for the holidays where you hopefully get to spend time with family and friends (and ring in the new year in style).
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