Sharing is caring! Nothing says "I love you" (and your germs) in the time of Covid than sharing a milkshake with your #1 person.

Celebrating Love with yummy treats!

The perfectly delicious way to kickstart Valentines Day!
#valentinesday #breakfast

Nama Chocolate is a traditional japanese sweet that is quite popular on valentines day.
I was lucky enough to try it while in Japan, and booi is it yummy!
You've got the creamy sweet ganache on the inside and the extremely bitter matcha coating on the outside, and together they're an absolutely delicious pair!

pattern design created with handcarved stamps

Hi everyone! This is my second illustration for the February festival. Hope you like it!

pattern design created with handcarved stamps

So much emphasis is based on who we are as a parent, spouse, friend, employee, etc. . We can often find ourselves run down, overwhelmed, and our energy depleted. My focus for this illustration is the importance of prioritizing ourselves. There are many things we can do to take that time to replenish, refuel, and relieve our minds and bodies of stress. In order to be our best for others, we must remember to take care of our own needs. This is a recipe for self love. Everyone's individual recipe is a bit different but it can be most simply stated as not placing yourself on the back burner!

pattern design created with handcarved stamps

Fresh, pretty Sangria for Heartfelt Goodness.

Bake yourself a Valentine's treat! (Heartfelt Goodness theme)

collage and paper cut with selfmade paper

This is my favourite Broccoli recipe . its absolutely delicious and very nutritious too. It uses a few simple ingredients and is very quick to make . its so good that we never have any left overs. The kids call Broccoli as "Little Trees".

Una receta de 1845 del Nuevo Cocinero Mexicano en Forma de Diccionario, de cómo preparar un bien-me-sabe de tamal. Una receta interesante por usar técnicas mesoamericanas para el cocimiento de preparaciones dulces hispanas.

So I turned on the tv tonite in anticipation of watching Lawrence Welk (keep a song in your heart!). On PBS Create, I just happened to catch an elderly woman doing stand up kitchen comedy and heard her deliver a punchline: hugs and quiches. I knew that it simply had to turn into an illustrated panel, despite the fact that I hate quiche!