About Spirit and Snark

So many anniversaries, birthdays, friends to get something for! I wanted to give a sobriety anniversary card that was bright and funky, something colorful in design and language and nothing was quite hitting the mark, so I made my own. Then, I had some ideas for t-shirts that I wanted to wear that were recovery-related with a bit of snark. From there, I was inspired to make some journals and planners after a client asked me to design one. There's over 22 million people in recovery and people are coming into recovery every day and I wanted to make something that helped in daily living to keep accountable and positive. Now, I'm in the process of just trying to get recovery sobriety gifts and items out to more people! I'm a bit quirky, definitely snarky ... and I mean that in the most spiritual way possible. Somedays, at the height of my emotional sobriety, I'm quite compassionate (no ego there) but most days, I'm just looking for that elusive balance of humility and facetiousness. Progress, not perfection, right? By day, I'm a graphic designer; at night, I'm a one-gal show, making everything by hand, from the actual design to the final art on any given product. When I'm not living the mom life, you can find me volunteering my time and efforts to some recovery cause, either by donating some awesome design and merch or just reaching out my hand to another soul looking for some spiritual sunshine. Twenty years ago I didn't think this would be my life, but here I #soberAF.Read their story