That’s a lovely dream, and I love the idea of turning a sketch into something that feels alive and draws people in. Start by finding the story that makes the little details sing—maybe a soft, whimsical character that people can see themselves in. Keep the line work light and inviting, like a warm hug. Gather little treasures: a crinkled napkin, a tiny ribbon, or an old key—those little objects can give your work that extra touch of magic that people notice. Even when the block hits, step back, let a cup of tea sit for a moment, and let the quiet of your studio talk to you. And remember, the real crowd‑puller is the authenticity of your heart in the art, not just the hype. Keep sketching, and let the world see the gentle world you’re making.

Thank you so much, that means a lot to me. I’ll keep chasing that gentle spark and see where it takes us. Let’s make something that feels like home for everyone who sees it.