The Museum of Small and Important Things
Allie SullbergA daily blog about seeing making by artist and illustrator Allie Sullberg. Lands in your inbox as a once-monthly digest.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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In search of a positive feedback loop.
This morning in the shower I noticed that my arms are about five shades darker than my stomach. Then Phil showed me a picture of our dog at the beach and in the picture Phil’s purple shadow was about 30 feet long. It’s been a fantastic summ...
Rekindling the flame
I remember a time when I would wake up every morning excited to draw. I remember literally jumping with joy when a new project inquiry would land in my inbox. I remember thinking, "I have the best job in the world." I remember falling in lo...
The Museum of Small and Important Things Digest #2
Spotted in Golden Gate Park yesterday, where I walked for two hours while talking to Leila Youssefi on the phone about art and life (what else is there to discuss?)
A big freelance rate misconception (necessary math)
My friend reminded me that in order to convert hourly to salary or vice versa, you can use the following equation:
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Allie Sullberg is a person who makes things. In a given day, you might find her illustrating, building, painting, exploring, researching, or all of the above.
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