Free AI generated illustrations Just in time for Valentine’s Day. Free to use, but a credit to SFPDesigns is appreciated. Click the image and then Right click the image and save! Ellie found the biggest, shiniest apple and beamed as if she had just discovered the secret to happiness. She giggled, swinging her tiny feet above the ground. After all, when the world gives you apples —savor its sweetness. (c) SFP DESIGNS images generated with Midjourney
I was reading one of my favorite wordsmiths, KM Weiland, and came across this nugget of wisdom on editing. As we all know, editing is a vital part of the writing process, but sometimes, we “miss things” that disrupt the flow of the story.
PART 1: Prep Guide for Authors Dear Readers, As the adage goes, knowing is half the battle. This rings particularly true when it comes to planning your holiday book sales. A successful seasonal campaign hinges on a deep understanding of the holiday market. A surge in consumer spending is characteristic of this season, and as an author, you need to be primed to seize this opportunity. This article will explore three vital strategies to better understand and leverage the holiday…
Hello, fellow creatives and educators! I’m thrilled to announce that I’ve started sharing my design and illustration work on several platforms, including Teachers Pay Teachers (TPT), Adobe Stock, and more. Whether you’re looking for unique graphics, illustrations or activities, you’ll find a variety of resources that can bring your projects to life. I’ve been passionate about creating visually engaging content, and now, I’m making it easier for you to access and incorporate these designs into your own work. From classroom…
Hello everyone, I have been doing a lot of “soul searching” over the past several months. There have been some ups and a lot of downs, but one thing remained constant. My love of writing. Helping people muddle through their sticky parts or working (slowly) on my own work is a joy that I cannot express. For several months, I allowed the ‘downs’ to distract me. I looked at writing as a chore rather than a part of me. Yes,…