Seriously. Best Month.

Mondays are for coffee quotes, because on Mondays, coffee isn't a luxury - it's a necessity.

Vampires are awesome. Dracula? The Original Mysterious Bad Ass. I remember reading a beautiful gold-laid version of Dracula I had bought from Borders (RIP) as a young child. As I've mentioned before, I've

I work at Conde Nast, so it's impossible for me not to know who the next Vogue Cover Star is. And this month, it's Daisy Ridley, whom I adore. It prompted this little comic: I'm so excited for the next

It's not yet the weekend? Oh whale... *art is mine, watercolor

Quoth the Raven... Nevermore. Growing up (and still), I loved reading Edgar Allen Poe's short stories. So it's no surprise that my first skeleton doodle included the iconic Raven. *art is mine, pen on

Vegan Caramel Apples: 1 c vegan butter substitute (Earth Balance is my preference) 2c sugar 2c milk substitute 1c light corn syrup 1t salt 1t vanilla You'll also need 10 cookie or popsicle sticks and a

I'm not as big of a fan of drawing pumpkins as I am at drawing skeletons, but since I've based this one off of The Pumpkin King's head in the beginning of Nightmare Before Christmas, I'm a fan. (spoiler

Scarecrows definitely win some points for being unnecessarily creepy. Look at Doctor Who, Batman... they know what scarecrows are up to. *art is mine, pen on paper

where is that place the one of comfort is it in that moment freezing hands grasping hot ceramic begging for warmth the pleasant before the pain before hands jerk away hot water spills rags mopping away

October. It's the month of all things spooky and scary. And I live for it (as well as the amazing fall flavors!) Unfortunately, I was a little late into the realizing-I-like-scary-movies game, so I still

Spooky Scary... I love horror. Books, movies, TV shows, you name it, and I devour it. But as I am particularly fond of reading (and do so on my commute to and from work daily), I would LOVE some of your

I put a spell on you... and now you're mine! *art is mine, pen on paper

I know, again, not a fairytale - but can't we all agree anything Neil Gaiman writes is instantly timeless and therefore due to be a classic? *art is mine, white and blue gellyroll pen on black paper

I know, I know, technically not a fairytale. But I couldn't resist. I mean, what musical theater nerd doesn't love Wicked? *art is mine, green, white, and red gellyroll pen on black paper.

We had this weird Fairytale book growing up, full of odd fairytales. Not the typical Disney ones which had happy endings. These were original stories - like the original Cinderella and Beauty and the Beast,

To-day I bake, to-morrow brew, the next I'll have the young queen's child. Ha, glad am I that no one knew that Rumpelstiltskin I am styled! I always had a fascination with fairytales as a child, and

*art is mine, black pen on red paper, mounted to grey and then black paper

*art is mine, written in Gold Uniball ink pen on my thumb. Get it? THUMB-elina?

*art is mine, black & gold pen on paper