Hello! Some time ago, we went to explore this abandoned sanatorium in Beelitz, very close to Berlin, Germany.

The experience was quite surreal, I couldn't image how many stories happened on these buildings. I have to say that it's illegal to go there without a guide, that's why we couldn't see much of the complex (60 buildings!) because we were caught. Two times. But was worth it!

Here's a bit more information about the place.

Have a great week!
Laura.

Things to be thankful for

Inspired on this post, I've started writing on a notebook every night 3 things I'm thankful for. I'd like to share my lists with you sometimes and I also recommend you to do it. It's always good to remind yourself that you have things everyday to be grateful for.
This is my list for today:

- Having a confortable place for sleeping

- Friends that give you flowers

- Being able to see and talk with my grandmas with the webcam. They're always surprised to see me on an ipad :)

Hugs,

Laura.

Let's be silly

Give us a camera and we'll be the happiest.

From out last trip to the UK :)

Photos by my friend Alexandra Cabrer.

An article for Artful Blogging

Hi! Some time ago I wrote an article for Artful Blogging, and I still can't believe it, when I had the magazine in my hands I was kind of shocked. That's not me... I was thinking, but yes, I did!
It's an article that talks about my tricks of how to stay motivated for doing a creative work, and they featured a lot of my work! I couldn't be more excited :)

Thank you to the Stampington & Company team for this amazing opportunity!

Do you want to grab a copy? Click here!

Have a nice day,

Laura.

April free desktop calendar

Hey! Last month was impossible to make the calendar, but this here it is the April one!

It's inspired of the vegetables and fruits of spring :)

Download it here.

Have a nice day!

Laura.

The Carey Family

Make custom portraits can be a very delightful experience, recently I had this commission for a sweet couple. They eloped on a museum and wanted to send this card to their loved ones. I drew a lot of details that are meaningful for them, like the beavers of the museum, their dog (that couldn't assist), and the fact that they had to toast with juice because that was the only thing that they had at that moment. How sweet is that? This is one of that moments when I feel very lucky to have this that now I can call my job :)

Have a nice Monday!
Laura.