My newest book! Was I inspired by all the houseplant instagrams and cute new plants available everywhere? Absolutely Yes. I have always had a few indoor plants around but it's hard not to get bitten by the plant bug when everyone is talking about how much they enhance your environment. I think it's true though I'm still getting into the habit of the care and feeding :). That said, I felt inspired to create a houseplant coloring book but to also make it helpful for the "plant parent" by adding some info about each plant to the page. I think it's really cute and actually illustrating and coloring has made me learn my plant babies names. I think this book would make a fabulous gift (with a plant!). 

Hello!
I really couldn't help myself. If you love a good pun as much as I do, you'll know why I had to try my hand at illustrating a cute coloring book for kids that features food puns! What is it about funny fruits that we find so a-peeling? For kids (and adults with a funny bone), maybe it's something we all can relate to? Whatever the reason, I hope you enjoy coloring this book filled more simple (for little hands) yet fun to color illustrations. The fruits and veg are alive! They feature little legs, arms and faces because (in my opinion) this is the best way to make these jokes and puns come to life. Also, I have been experimenting with different kids of brushes and lines. This book features a softer thick pencil line that I think coordinates with the artwork in a fresh way.
Happy Coloring friends, 
Jen
​xoxo

Do you know what "Hygge" (sounds like hue-guh) is? It's the Danish word for acknowledging a feeling or a moment of cozy contentment and well-being. This feeling is typically found by enjoying the simple things in life like warm socks, a cozy sweater, a sleepy pet or a hot cup of good coffee or tea. I absolutely love all of these things and with the changing of the season, it felt like the perfect time to embrace these thoughts with some cozy illustrations. This is sort of my "adulting" version of my last book,  Woodland Wonder. These pictures were really fun to draw and I tried to give a good examples of all the things that bring meaning to HYGGE. Time to Hygge is 25 pages of simple joys like house plants (I'm currently kind of obsessed), sleepy dog and cat, tea and coffee, candles, firelight, sweaters, socks, books, needlepoint, knitting and a good dose of Scandinavian design motifs. I hope it brings you joy and happiness during this holiday season. Happy Coloring!