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places to buy my ART AND BOOKS

I have cute art, stickers, notebooks, mugs, puzzles, printables, and more on my website Dorky Doodles.  You should go there and buy lots of things.  Because I have LOTS of things available.  And let's be honest, I want your money.  I also want your friend's and family's money too, so bring them along to my website!





I've written some kids books and journals!  They're super cute and super fun and super easy to buy, because they're on Amazon with the rest of the world's goods!  You will NOT regret buying one of my books.  I'm telling you.  They are awesome.  And I'm not just saying that because I have a huge ego....that's just part of it.  They really are good!




Do you love fabric?  Do you want some fabric with MY art on it?!  YES YOU DO!  You can grab my Dorky Doodle fabric on Spoonflower.  They have all sorts of different types of fabric too, so the sewing options are literally endless!  And if you don't love fabric, but you love dish towels, or pillows, or other things made out of fabric, you can find those on Spoonflower too.



You can also find me at Etsy, Design Bundles, and Teachers Pay Teachers!  I'm EVERYWHERE.











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