The Museum of Small and Important Things
Allie Sullberg, Carolyn Yoo, Anoosha Syed, Avery Elias, Travis Nichols, Estee Zales, Gizem Vural: StudioAn envelope of treasures by artist, writer, and illustrator Allie Sullberg.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 124 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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Idea gardens
Here’s a picture of me during a cross-city hike where I posted positive and poetic propaganda alongside some of my best friends. I’m pretty dang happy, in my element, doing exactly what I want to be doing!
This particular little hand drawn...
I sent my dad some cute stickers and here's what happened
men need stickers too!
Last year, I found these cute golfball smiley stickers at my local scrap art supply store. I have this curse where every time a sticker enters my life, it sits on the counter for weeks or months. As soon as I finally...
Is it creative block or are you just overthinking?
“Most people spend so long deciding and they never start. I start"
“Most people spend so long deciding and they never start. I start. And I figure it out on the way.” - Shuaitong Zong
Tiny Desk Tour: Avery Elias
"It feels like time doesn’t matter when everything is sleeping in a frozen world."
Musicians have tiny desk concerts and artists have tiny desks in tiny cabins and large forests to be inspired by. Today’s tiny desk is Avery Elias’s. I’m a...
Let's Make a Gratitude Wall
to remind myself that I always have enough
Inherent enoughness
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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.
Artist, writer, & journaler in Brooklyn, NY \ud83c\udf1d Writer of SEE YOU, your companion for intentional creative practice
I'm a picture book author and illustrator extraordinaire.
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)!
Writer & Illustrator
Artist based in NYC. Represented by Uprise Art Gallery.
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