I wanted to create something that felt less like a rigid planner and more like a conversation. This is a 28-page, editorial-style art zine—a limited-edition workbook designed to live wherever you do, from your coffee table to your favorite tote.
The artwork and the strategy are intentionally intertwined. As you move through the Q1 goal-setting framework or sit down for your Weekly CEO Check-In, you’re doing so alongside a visual history. The collages are built from my own photography, found family archives, and snapshots from the road. They represent the "noise" of life refined into something intentional, much like the way we try to find focus in our own busy schedules.
Take the "Flower Girl" collage that appears as you’re reflecting on your growth. It layers a photo of me as a child at a wedding with a shot of me years later at Glenstone Museum. My mom’s "language of care" was making sure my hair was perfectly done. Bows and barrettes were her way of saying I was protected and ready. By placing that memory next to a framework for your future, it invites you to think about the "layers" that formed you while you decide how you’re going to walk forward on your own terms.
There’s no "correct" way to move through these pages. You might open it tonight to set a priority, then leave it alone for a week while the art settles in your mind. It’s not a race to the finish line; it’s a practice of giving yourself the time and attention you deserve.
WHAT’S INSIDE
28-page limited-edition editorial-style art zine
Original collage artwork built from personal archives, photography, fashion, and architectural references
Q1 goal-setting framework
Weekly CEO Check-In (repeatable reflection tool)
Designed for slow planning, clarity, and creative direction
Printed as a physical keepsake
WHO THIS IS FOR
This zine is for people who:
Think visually and plan intuitively
Collect art books, zines, and printed matter
Want structure without pressure
Want their planning tools to feel intentional, not transactional
If this zine resonates, you’ll probably enjoy the ongoing work behind it.
My Substack, Notes From the Field, is where I share the thinking, resources, and visual references that inform projects like this. You’ll find curated travel itineraries and reading lists, along with design, fashion, and travel references, and creative frameworks.
Less noise. Great taste. More to work with.
