Imagine that instead of spraying weeds with pesticides, we ate the edible ones

I recently listened to an interview of Andy Weir and I loved hearing about how he also pursued his passion on the side of a main job. I feel like I don’t hear about that often enough but it’s so relatable.

I recently listened to an interview on Andy Weir, and not only do I love his books, but I love his approach to his writing career. I’m in a similar situation where I’m pursuing my illustration on the side and it’s nice to hear from someone who succeeded this way

I had the wonderful opportunity to illustrate a full-page spread in issue 9 of Trails Magazine! 🌿🏔️

This piece is part of their Cartograph section and highlights a beautiful backpacking loop through the La Sal Mountains—featuring a hand-illustrated map and five endemic wildflowers

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just making my silly little drawings : )

Call for accountant submissions to do my taxes! To enter, accountants must complete and submit my entire tax return. The winning accountant will not be paid but they will receive a framed copy of my tax return with their name on it.

…oh, is that a weird way to ask for professional services? Huh.

Trying to sell some of my old jewelry making supplies off of FB marketplace and the first lady to come look at my collection also ended up spotting my Edible Mushrooms of CO poster and bought a print. It just felt so wholesome and I’m glad I was able to give her a killer deal on the supplies 🥰

The time is now for a Colorado State Mushroom and Agaricus julius is the perfect fungi for the role! ⚡

Sign the petition TODAY at change.org/costatemushroom and let Colorado lawmakers know we need a Colorado State Mushroom in 2025!