I've always been captivated by the diversity of hats and caps from around the world. Each has a colorful history and many tales to tell. The true origins of some of these hats and caps are a bit obscure, but I've pointed them to the region where they are most commonly associated.

Yep, this isn't meant to be taken too seriously! I mean i do leave my house....sometimes! This was originally drawn with gouache and acrylics, but didn't look all that neat once scanned - so step 3 of this illustration was repeated....alot.

Where We Walk: A metaphorical mind map of life's journey

Me and the Square Carousel did a challenge to submit to TDAT

Wanna get better at petting your feline friend? Well today is your lucky day, because you now have your very own cat petting map! It's broken up by region and provides a color scale to let you know any possible areas to avoid! Proceed with caution and good luck!

Here's the route most professional illustration projects take, from start to finish, across Illustration Isle!

A map for the white cells so they can find those nasty viruses

The Zodiac belt and it's constellations and symbols

Space is so dreamy and magical with its stars, moon, and planets. It's always humbling to know that we are just a tiny part of this vastness. Grateful to be a part of this magic.

A map of that part of space where my mind hopes to find planets of peace and love. How wonderful it would be to float in sleep, journeying from one such planet to another!

The map of the universe consists of space, nature and me. Technique: ink, gouache, colour pencil.

I wanted to create a painterly style of space map unlike a lot of the darker imagery we're used to seeing associated with space. I was also inspired by trail guides and maps with keys that showcase important information about a destination. So I decided to make a key showing which planets are hot and which are cold (and of course, which one is just right!).

As a former zookeeper and an avid stargazer, the theme for my map was an easy choice: animals in the night sky! I only had "space" to fit my favorites (there are over 40 different animal-named constellations). I hope my map will help others better recognize these star shapes when they stare into the cosmos...I feel I know them much better now myself!

Here's a brief overview of Pluto. Once considered the ninth planet of our solar system, it was reclassified as a dwarf planet in 2006. Despite the change in status, my love for Pluto remains.

I've always been fascinated with constellations — especially the stories and legends that comprise them.