I’ve been making a little illustration on a tiny piece of paper for the past few months that I slip into my husband’s lunchbox on Friday mornings.
Sometimes the illustration includes a little encouragement or motivation to get through the day.
Sometimes it’s just a fun little story.
I found a pack of watercolor cards in my stash that are about the same size as a standard business card, a perfect canvas to whip up a little illustration and remind him he’s not alone.
I’m on a roll of bringing positivity to the world so I’m going to keep going!
Wouldn’t these tiny illustrations make great greeting cards or a deck of inspiration cards?! Hit the subscribe button to see more of what’s to come.
I love stickers of all kinds so I’m having lots of fun creating stickers with a variety of my illustrations, and creating illustrations that I can turn into stickers. I’m also working on getting my artwork printed on coasters and ornaments.
Stickers by Terri Wilhelm
I have sketchbooks full of illustrations that would work perfectly for stickers and sticker sheets, coasters, ornaments and more, so stay tuned!
Let me know if you’re interested in any of the stickers featured in this post!
I’m so excited to announce that I have a new collection of products to share with the world with my Great Lakes Wildlife illustrations printed on them!
I love nature centers and gift shops but I can never seem to find the products I’m looking for. So I created my own – Terri’s Nature Center Gift Shop – which carries a mug, tumbler, water bottle, chili or soup bowl, tea towel, string backpack, tote bag, notebook, gift wrap sheets, zipper pouches and so much more!
It’s a print-on-demand shop which means the item gets printed as soon as you order it and then it’s shipped directly to you. It also means I don’t have to buy a quantity upfront to store in my house and then do the shipping on my own.
I am also working on ordering a supply of items so I can do art fairs next year.
I created the original illustrations on a large sheet of paper with watercolor and colored pencils, inspired by wildlife commonly found in the region where I live, so it’s called the Great Lakes Wildlife collection.
I’ve been ordering prototypes and have been very happy with everything.
I also have a fun sticker shop where you can order some of my nature illustrations as stickers and temporary tattoos. More coming soon!
Stay wild sticker by Terri Wilhelmfox sticker by Terri Wilhelm
Go check out all these new and wonderful goodies! And help me celebrate a dream come true!
If you are a retail store or a nature center interested in carrying these products, please contact me!
In order to continue my mission to draw all the time and fill up more sketchbooks in 2016, I’m working on a new weekly theme to do daily drawings, while experimenting with watercolor. At the end of each week, it’s nice to have lots of new drawings and a full page illustration.
It’s been great fun been trying to draw all sorts of animals, so last week’s theme was a small variety of Waterfowl, with a light splash of color in the background. I also experimented with my hand lettering a bit too.
Can’t wait to turn this sketchbook page into fun new digital art! Happy drawing!
Terri
Click here to see my Week 1 drawings: Arctic Wildlife
Click here to see my Week 2 drawings: Horns and Hoofs
Click here to see my Week 3 drawings: African Safari
Click here to see my Week 4 drawings: Wool and Fiber
In order to continue my mission to draw all the time and fill up more sketchbooks in 2016, I’m working on a new weekly theme to do daily drawings, while experimenting with watercolor. At the end of each week, it’s nice to have lots of new drawings and a full page illustration.
I’ve been trying to draw all sorts of animals, so last week’s theme was a mismatch of Wild Animals, with a light splash of color and some doo-dads in the background.
Can’t wait to turn this sketchbook page into fun new digital art! Happy drawing!
Terri
Click here to see my Week 1 drawings: Arctic Wildlife
Click here to see my Week 2 drawings: Horns and Hoofs
Click here to see my Week 3 drawings: African Safari
Click here to see my Week 4 drawings: Wool and Fiber
In order to continue my mission to draw all the time and fill up more sketchbooks in 2016, I’m working on a new weekly theme to do daily drawings, while experimenting with watercolor. At the end of each week, it’s nice to have seven new drawings and a full page illustration.
Last week’s theme was Owls, with a light splash of gradient color in the background.
Can’t wait to turn this sketchbook page into fun new digital art! Happy drawing!
Terri
Click here to see my Week 1 drawings: Arctic Wildlife
Click here to see my Week 2 drawings: Horns and Hoofs
Click here to see my Week 3 drawings: African Safari
Click here to see my Week 4 drawings: Wool and Fiber
In order to continue my mission to draw all the time and fill up more sketchbooks in 2016, I’m working on a new weekly theme to do daily drawings, while experimenting with watercolor (no grid this week!). At the end of each week, it’s nice to have seven new drawings and a full page illustration.
Last week’s theme was Bears, with a light splash of color in the background.
Can’t wait to turn this sketchbook page into fun new digital art! Happy drawing!
Terri
Click here to see my Week 1 drawings: Arctic Wildlife
Click here to see my Week 2 drawings: Horns and Hoofs
Click here to see my Week 3 drawings: African Safari
Click here to see my Week 4 drawings: Wool and Fiber
In order to continue my mission to draw all the time and fill up more sketchbooks in 2016, I’m working on a new weekly theme to do daily drawings, while experimenting with watercolor (no grid this week!). At the end of each week, it’s great to have seven new drawings and a full page illustration.
Last week’s theme was Whales, with a light blue splash in the background.
Can’t wait to turn this sketchbook page into fun new digital art! Happy drawing!
Terri
Click here to see my Week 1 drawings: Arctic Wildlife
Click here to see my Week 2 drawings: Horns and Hoofs
Click here to see my Week 3 drawings: African Safari
Click here to see my Week 4 drawings: Wool and Fiber
In order to continue my mission to draw all the time and fill up more sketchbooks in 2016, I’m using a new grid to do daily drawings with a weekly theme, while experimenting with watercolor. At the end of each week, it’s nice to have seven new drawings and a full page illustration.
Last week’s theme was Wool and Fiber, with a light green wash in the background.
Can’t wait to turn this sketchbook page into fun new digital art! Happy drawing!
Terri
Click here to see my Week 1 drawings: Arctic Wildlife
Click here to see my Week 2 drawings: Horns and Hoofs
Click here to see my Week 3 drawings: African Safari
