The Museum of Small and Important Things
Allie Sullberg, Same Page SF, Avery Elias, Travis Nichols, Hallie Bateman, Gizem Vural: StudioAn envelope of treasures by artist, writer, and illustrator Allie Sullberg.
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| Issues | 137 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Toilet Time
This comic is part of an ongoing investigation of what I believe to be the main three stages of the creative cycle: consuming, resting, and making things.
The toilet is the great temporal equalizer. We all have to spend time on the toilet...
Being unmakefunable, being a dirtbag, being a mother, being a grandmother
Welcome to The Museum of Small and Important Things’s Mind Museum! This is the place where I share the small treasures have been occupying my mind over the past week. Let’s begin!
1. “I’m unmakefunable”
I saw this video a couple of mo...
Having the capacity to notice things
This article is a follow up to my recent comic about the finely tuned antenna. And here’s the exact process I used to illustrate this essay (all you need is a pencil and a phone).
Recently, I was hanging out with some friends when someone...
Tiny Desk Tour: Hallie Bateman
Allie: When I moved in with my partner 8 years ago, I was full of angst and didn’t know why. My therapist pointed out that maybe it was because I didn’t have my own space in the tiny apartment we lived in. She advised me to claim an entire...
Things on my doorstep, ultimate home improvement, being a rider, and deactivating instagram
Welcome to The Museum of Small and Important Things’s Mind Museum! This is the place where I share the small treasures have been occupying my mind over the past week. Let’s begin!
1. Things on my doorstep
On July 7, I opened the front...
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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.
Your home for all things literary in San Francisco.
Artist & Wildlife Interpreter \ud83e\uddac living in the Yukon
Maker of books/comics/games/stuff for kids & post-kids and a clown in a college of his own cobbling. The Terribles (Random House)! The HECKADECK (Chronicle)!
Illustwriter ✏️✏️ as seen in The New Yorker, New York Times, Buzzfeed & many more. Author of 4 books.
Artist based in NYC. Represented by Uprise Art Gallery.
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