The Museum of Small and Important Things
Allie SullbergAn envelope of treasures by artist, writer, and illustrator Allie Sullberg.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 96 | Subscribers | Read | alliesullberg.substack.com |
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Inside my sketchbook
I’ve really been leaning into making comics lately. Distilling something that could be said in lots of lots of words into just a few words into a drawing is a superpower. Drawing something funny is also a superpower. Not that any of these a...
27 absurd San Francisco date ideas
Here are 25 San Francisco date ideas. Dates with yourself. Dates with a friend. Dates with a total hottie. Dates with the city. Group dates. Business dates. Sober dates. Whatever. Have fun!
MAIL HAUL
My mailbox has been poppin’ off lately. Thought I’d share some of the delight. The world needs less Shein hauls and more creative correspondence and book hauls. Here’s a fun exercise: try to count how many stickers are featured in this post...
Let's Make Risograph Prints!
The photocopier invented in the 40's and used by today's coolest artists
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Allie Sullberg is an artist, writer, and illustrator based in San Francisco. She makes all sorts of things and writes about what she thinks about when she's making. She's worked with The New York Times, The New Yorker, and SFMOMA.
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