 Large Watercolor Moleskine Album  Lucky Charms: Watercolor and Ink, 2018  Butterfly and Crystal Cave  Butterfly: Watercolor, Ink, and Pen, 2018  Crystal Cave: Watercolor, Ink, and Pen, 2018  ur soul is the whole universe: Watercolor, Pen, and Pencil, 2019  Honey: Watercolor, Gouache, Ink, and Pen, 2019  Cole: Watercolor, Gouache, and Pencil, 2019  Sasha Skye: Watercolor, Gouache, Pencil, and Pen, 2019  Emma and Inner Demons  Emma: Watercolor and Pencil, 2019  Inner Demons: Watercolor, Pencil, and Pen, 2019
 Interactive: Closed Doors, Closed Windows: Watercolor, Gouache, and Pen, 2019  Interactive: Open Doors, Open Windows: Watercolor, Gouache, and Pen, 2019  Tiger in a city: Watercolor and Gouache, 2019  Is this what it's like to be a rainbow? 2019: Watercolor and Pen, 2019  Peace on Wheels: Watercolor and Gouache, 2019  a little light and a little dark...a little good and a little bad: Watercolor, Pen, and Collage, 2019  a little light and a little dark...:Watercolor, Pen, and Collage, 2019  a little good and a little bad...:Watercolor, Pen, and Collage, 2019  Mountain Face: Watercolor and Pen, 2019  Sheep Village: Watercolor Pencils, Pen, and Watercolor, 2019  Girls: Watercolor and Pen, 2019  Butterfly and Grasshopper in Spring: Watercolor and Pen, 2019  A Spring Sketch: Watercolor and Pen, 2019  From A Sunflower: Watercolor, Gouache, Ink, Pen, Pencil, and Collage, 2019  Swans at the San Diego Zoo: Watercolor, Gouache, and Pen, 2019  Rainy Day Creatures: Watercolor, 2019  Cheetah: Watercolor, Pen, Handmade Stamps (carved using rubber printing blocks), 2019  Little Vignettes: Watercolor and Pen, 2019  Studies in Orange: Watercolor, Pencil, and Pen, 2019  Head in Your Hand: Watercolor, Watercolor Pencils, and Pen, 2019  just a phase: Watercolor, Ink, and Pen, 2019  gemini feed: Watercolor, Ink, Pencil, and Pen, 2019  Penguins and Adventures with Bubble Gum Illustrations: Pen, Watercolor, and Ink, 2019  Pool: Watercolor, Pencil, and Collage, 2019  what do you desire on your deepest level? versions of self: Watercolor and Pen, 2019  Tattle Tail: Watercolor, Gouache, and Pen, 2019 (inspired by Ikumi Nakada)  winter solstice and sun: Watercolor, Pen, and Brush Marker, 2019  Color Swatches: Gouache and Pen, 2019  Whale in the Garden: Gouache and Pen, 2019  Flowers in Oat Mylk: Gouache, 2019 (inspired by the newest mural on Remedy in Encinitas, CA)  Pup: Gouache, Marker, Brush Marker, and Collage, 2019  Stüssy Hoodie: Gouache, Brush Marker, and Pen, 2019  Monsters Of Distortion: Gouache, 2020  Minute Studies of Gracee in Orange, Green, and Blue: Gouache and Pencil, 2020  Vases and Sea Anemone: Gouache, Pencil, and Pen, 2020  Honey (a freewrite poem): Gouache and Pen, 2020  Today: Gouache and Pen, 2020  Free Landscape: Gouache, Ink, and Pen, 2020  Thinkin' and Love: Gouache, Pen, Marker, and Collage, 2020  Lost in Yesterday and Fin: Gouache, Marker, Pen, and Collage, 2020  Fin  Finished Sketchbook, 2020 (:  © Annie Fay Meitchik. All Rights Reserved. All content on anniefay.com is my own or credit is given when applicable, please do not use any of my images before contacting me above or @ anniefaymeitchik@gmail.com.
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Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!! I am so grateful for YOU reading this right now. Whoever you are, wherever you are, please know that your support is endlessly appreciated. Today I am sharing some recent art I have created using Procreate. Enjoy (:   Cherry Cloud
 Tiger for children's book illustration portfolio  Girl in Pink  Play Pool  Black and White Study  Landscape, inspired by @annikalayne  Lavender Take Four  © Annie Fay Meitchik. All Rights Reserved. All content on anniefay.com is my own or credit is given when applicable, please do not use any of my images before contacting me above or @ anniefaymeitchik@gmail.com.  About a year ago I had the bud of an idea. Until my sister left for school (wherever that would be) I would write her letters. Letters that made sense in the moment. Letters that expressed my feelings towards her, myself, experiences, relationships, and anything else I could come up with. Some of the letters are hidden in unusual places, some envelopes contain small gifts, and others go beyond being letters. And there are a lot of them.     Each letter is dated by month and year and every envelope is numbered—1, 2, 3, 4...36, 37, 38 and so on for many more than I would have anticipated from the start of this endeavor. Every time I was sad about the thought of her leaving, I wrote something. Every time I was in a store and saw stationary that reminded me of her, I bought it. Every time I was mad at her, proud of her, inspired by her, or insanely admiring the incredible person my sister is...I wrote too. These letters document a year from my point of view. They serve as a snapshot of my sister and me at 16/17 and 19/20. This snapshot has gained the title, “Writes of Passage.” I wanted to share this story today because yesterday, August 24th, my sister officially moved into college. Yesterday, I handed the project over to her. Writing these letters was so valuable to me and helped me process my emotions throughout such a bizarre, transitional time. I spent the year focused on this project, and therefore focused on having new and wonderful things to write about my sister.  We all have someone in our lives who we care for deeply. If you feel inspired by this post, then shuffle through your old stationary, tear a page out of a notebook, or pick out the prettiest cards you can find at a store and start writing. Find a box to keep your letters in and watch as the emptiness begins to fill. Much love, Annie (:   © Annie Fay Meitchik. All Rights Reserved. All content on anniefay.com is my own or credit is given when applicable, please do not use any of my images before contacting me above or @ anniefaymeitchik@gmail.com. |
