I am terrible at deciding design, one of the drawbacks of holding strong opinions loosely. I need your help! Pick your top 3 favourite designs here. Casting for: Jesus.

Pre-liminary concept art for this Jesus comic. 1. crayon - graphite look 2. Rough marker - calligraphy pen look 3. Ink Bleed look All have their strengths and weaknesses. Let me know which one resonates with you :)

Hello! I said on Monday's call that I would share my bookmarks. Only a handful of people have ever seen these in real life. I have never shared this on social media, not ever. The reason might not be what one might think LOL! I hire a Photographer for a few pics before I send my little sceptres off to far away lands, so I can remind myself that I created them and remember. Photo credit of these bookmarks📸 Chris Holguin who is the brother of athlete and local Dan Holguin. These bookmarks were sent to Las Vegas to thank Sayria Jade for using her voice and her art to encourage my daughters about being biracial. Sayria Jade made my daughter Evelyn her own personal video about having curly hair, and brown skin, and that meant the world to us! Sayria Jade's video to my daughter actually spoke volumes to little Charise too! My inner child cried so hard! As a mixed race person, we receive a special amount of attention AND rejection it seems. We can especially have the rejection and lack of self love from ourselves as our own worst enemy and most harsh critic sometimes because of the lies we believe about ourselves.....or sometimes it comes from our very own family. Fun fact: I have been to Las Vegas 39 times 🤣🤣🤣 My white grandpa lives outside of Vegas in Arizona. He was especially cruel to me when I was little because I didn't look like my Mom or Grandma who have white skin, blonde hair, blue eyes, ect ect. My white grandma has a white parent and a native American parent, but grandma is very white looking and chose to identify as white. My Dad is black, even though his paternal grandmother is fully Native American too. Hair is a BIG DEAL in our culture.