Okay creatives… It’s that magical midweek moment where we stop scrolling, grab something crafty, and make a tiny mess on purpose. This week’s WTF Wednesday drop is serving: ✨ whimsical creatures✨ cozy vibes✨ soft petals + bold textures✨ playful animals with personality✨ dreamy florals✨ a splash of sparkle✨ and just enough weird to keep it interesting In other words… creative playground unlocked. Your mission (should you choose to accept it): 🖨 Print one (or all) of these designs ✂️ Cut it up, collage it, glue it, layer it 🎨 Paint over it 📓 Journal with it 🪑 Decoupage it onto furniture 💌 Turn it into a card 🖼 Make wall art 🧠 Or simply let it spark your imagination There are no rules here. No “right way.”No pressure to be perfect. Just create something that makes your nervous system go, “Ahhh yes… it feels good to create something.” Grab Your Free Designs Here Drop a comment and tell us what you’re making (or what’s calling your name from this week’s designs). And as always… Can’t wait to see what you create. 💛

What’s something you’ve always known was true but took you years to admit out loud? I’ve always known I’d leave some kind of creative legacy. Even when I was little, I felt it. Like I was supposed to spark something in people. The world started calling it something I didn’t sign up for: “Teaching.” 🙄 And that word? ugh It felt like a trapped cat clawing to get out of a box. No thanks. I’ve spent most of my life resisting labels, especially that one. So let's be clear...I’m not here to teach. I'm here to walk alongside. To get lost in the messy brainstorm of creative chaos with you. I’m here to inspire and light people up. I've had to do a bit of reframing to actually show up and create this space. I don’t "teach"; I help people tap into the 5-year-old version of themselves who still believe in magic, love the creative mess, and embrace wild creativity. I don’t hand out step-by-step plans: I hold space for big ideas, brave moves, and permission to let the journey unfold. I don’t instruct: I invite people to play, to ask questions, to be curious, and to remember who they were before the world told them who they should be. If you’ve ever known something about yourself that wouldn’t shut up... even when you tried to ignore it...you’re in the right place. 💬 Tell me the part of you that keeps tapping on your shoulder, saying, “Hey, remember me?” Or just drop a 🎨 or gif if you’re ready to play with that part again.

WTF = Whimsykel Things Free Cupid’s got an attitude. Hearts are moody. Birds are fabulous. And a very special cow is here to say... you moooove me 🖤 This week’s #WTFdrop includes 6 free designs you can use in Canva, collage, journaling, crafting, or to surprise someone with a creative love note. 💌 What you get: - Sassy Cupid - Dreamy watercolor hearts - Bold “Be Mine” - Wild floral horse (for your Year of the Horse flair) - Punk Rock Cockatiel - A Valentine cow that deserves her own movie - Snowman with chill charm 🎨 Use them. Remix them. Print them. Gift them. 📸 Then tag your creation with #wtfdrop so we can celebrate what you made! 👉 Download them here Can't wait to see what you create! Let’s get Creative AF. 💘

Just checking in — this cold US weather is a whole thing. Are you buried in snow, sliding on ice, or dodging it all like a ninja? 💌 I added this cute little penguin to the Freebie Vault Here because who doesn't need a touch of cuteness right now? You can use this free design to make your own snow-day post in Canva, Photoshop, or anything you love to play with. And if design tools feel overwhelming, I got you. 👇 Vote + drop a comment if you're buried, iced in, or creatively snowed under.

AI is everywhere, and I've been testing the different ones out for years. They've come a long way, that's for sure. I was playing with Shopify's AI "Sidekick" today just to see some of its capabilities. While it says it can't do certain things, like swapping faces, I was quite surprised by how well it did when I shared the second image and gave it this prompt: "Can you create a winter scene with the likeness of this horse and this woman?" Currently, our horse is battling EPM, and there's no way I want to take him out in these frigid temps to get a photo for a social media post. What do you think? Did the AI get close enough to our likeness to share it?