Thanks for stopping by my notebook! I love to illustrate in my sketchbooks while listening to the sounds in my backyard from my home office.
I am passionate about life and what I do. I love being creative in many ways, traditional drawing and sketching, watercolor and gouache painting, digital illustration, surface designs, fabric design, stationery, screen printing, gardening, and nature photography. I also love to explore and go on hiking, biking and kayaking adventures. I hope you are inspired by your visit here!
2007-2023 by Terri Wilhelm.
Please do not use, copy or download any images or content from this website without my prior consent.
• Be curious.
• Work hard.
• Listen well.
• Be nice.
• Save often.
• Go outside.
• Write a letter.
• Tip your barista.
Thanks for stopping by my notebook! I love to illustrate in my sketchbooks while listening to the sounds in my backyard from my home office.
I am passionate about life and what I do. I love being creative in many ways, traditional drawing and sketching, watercolor and gouache painting, digital illustration, surface designs, fabric design, stationery, screen printing, gardening, and nature photography. I also love to explore and go on hiking, biking and kayaking adventures. I hope you are inspired by your visit here!
• Be curious.
• Work hard.
• Listen well.
• Be nice.
• Save often.
• Go outside.
• Write a letter.
• Tip your barista.
2007-2023 by Terri Wilhelm.
Please do not use, copy or download any images or content from this website without my prior consent.
Friday we went to an Art Museum presentation on word art. Why can I not think of the artist’s name? Maybe later. My son has an art friend in Atlanta who specializes in maps. I thought of you when he was discussing the man’s work and his volunteering in schools to teach children about maps. I am always glad to get your work in my email. Thanks for the updates. Barbara
Saint Louis feels like spring.
Thanks so much for stopping by, Barbara! It’s always fun to hear about other artists. Happy to hear you’re feeling Spring too.
Her name is Jenny Holzer. Do you know her work?
Saint Louis feels like spring.
I’m not familiar with the art of Jenny Holzer, so I’ll have to look her up. Thanks for the tip.