Author Archives: amy

I’ve always been afraid of being wrong.

The embarrassment, the laughter – in my head it was always so hard to bear. Until I failed once. And again. And yet again. And you know what? It’s not that bad. In fact, every time I failed, I dusted myself off and went on my way. Oh sure, I had the occasional graze on my knee, a bump on my elbow and a slightly bruised ego, but I was whole – and that is what matters.

And here’s a secret: no one is really watching.

So lose the fear, make mistakes, celebrate and learn from them.
Because everyone’s so focused on not making mistakes that they’re not caring if you made one.

Happy Monday folks, and stay tuned for the launch of our latest zine! 🙂

{ Print Hello Cherie }

Iain MicIntosh is an illustrator based in Scotland, and his work can be seen on book covers, magazines, whisky bottles and logos. Some of his work reminds me of linocuts and intricate printmaking.

By Andrea Letterie

By Ulrika Kestere

I just read over on Camilla’s blog about Morran’s surgery and found out that the vet has given her about 6-12 months to live (she’s already 13 years old), and my heart is breaking.

Camilla though (being the super person that she is) has started up a project where collecting artworks of Morran, and will be publishing it up in a book! Everyone from anywhere is invited to join in, so please read this post on her blog detailing the size of the artwork (7×7 inches) and all the details about sending it over. The deadline is 31st of October and I’m going to do one myself.

Here’s some details from Camilla:

All you have to do is to send a 300 dpi picture to info(at)studiomorran(dot)com before the 31st of October 2011. My mailbox can only take pictures up to 10 Mb, if your picture is bigger please send it through Yousendit or use Dropbox (or anything like that)
{Amy: I’d recommend We Transfer too!}

We <3 you Morran!