Fresh stickers added to my Written Wishes Sticker Pack for iMessage! Update to Version 1.1 to enjoy an additional 15 brush-lettered and hand-drawn phrases.

The latest Written Wishes update includes new greetings like cheer up, eat well, thank you, safe travels, and happy weekend. More fun ways to send wishes to your friends and loved ones! Available on the App Store for all iOS 10 users and above.

If you haven’t downloaded Written Wishes on your iPhone, simply click the button bellow, and start sending some fun expressions to your family and friends!

How to Use Written Wishes Stickers on iMessage:

• Once downloaded, tap the App Store icon in Messages.
• Tap the sticker that you want and send it straight into the message, or you can also drag and drop them on top of speech bubbles, photos or other stickers.

It’s that easy! Start having fun in your conversations, now!

You may also check out my other sticker packs for iMessage: Everyday Letters, Daily Doodles, Gulps & Noms and Easter Garden.

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My Everyday Letters Sticker Pack for iMessage is now packed with more fun phrases! Update to Version 1.2 to enjoy an additional twenty brush-lettered expressions.

With the latest Everyday Letters update, expressions like good vibes, stay safe, so good, awesome, and good night, can now be used to liven up your iMessage conversations. Available on the App Store for all iOS 10 users and above.

If you haven’t downloaded Everyday Letters on your iPhone, simply click the button bellow, and start sending some fun expressions to your family and friends!

How to Use Everyday Letters Stickers on iMessage:

• Once downloaded, tap the App Store icon in Messages.
• Tap the sticker that you want and send it straight into the message, or you can also drag and drop them on top of speech bubbles, photos or other stickers.

It’s that easy! Start having fun in your conversations, now!

You may also check out my other sticker packs for iMessage: Gulps & Noms and Easter Garden.

**Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, and iPod touch are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.

Introducing Written Wishes, my latest sticker pack for iMessage.

Brighten up your conversations and let your loved ones know that your are thinking of them with a total of 20 brush-lettered and hand-drawn messages. Each sticker guarantees a fun and easy way to send your greetings. With messages like Good Luck, Best Wishes and Congrats, to Christmas wishes and greetings for Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, Written Wishes has you covered. Available on the App Store for all iOS 10 users.

To download, simply click on the button bellow.

How to Use Written Wishes Stickers on iMessage:

• Once downloaded, tap the App Store icon in Messages.
• Tap the sticker that you want and send it straight into the message, or you can also drag and drop them on top of speech bubbles, photos or other stickers.
• You can also scale and rotate stickers by using your second finger before dropping them into your messages.

It’s that easy! Start sending your wishes and greetings in style, now!

You may also check out my other sticker packs for iMessage: Everyday Letters, Easter Garden and Gulps & Noms.

**Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, and iPod touch are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.

My Everyday Letters Sticker Pack for iMessage is now better than ever! Update to Version 1.1 to enjoy an additional ten brush-lettered and hand-drawn phrases.

With the latest Everyday Letters update, expressions like cheers, have fun, have a great day! and time to wine down, can now be used to liven up your iMessage conversations. Available on the App Store for all iOS 10 users.

Haven’t downloaded Everyday Letters on your iPhone yet? Simply click the button bellow, and start sending some fun expressions to your family and friends!

How to Use Everyday Letters Stickers on iMessage:

• Once downloaded, tap the App Store icon in Messages.
• Tap the sticker that you want and send it straight into the message, or you can also drag and drop them on top of speech bubbles, photos or other stickers.

It’s that easy! Start having fun in your conversations, now!

You may also check out my other sticker packs for iMessage: Gulps & Noms and Easter Garden.

**Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, and iPod touch are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.

Want to turn your conversations into gastronomic adventures with fun and colorful food and drink stickers? Whether you’re a big foodie, or you simply want to add flavor to your chats, you will definitely need this latest treat!

Introducing, Gulps & Noms, my latest sticker pack for iMessage.

From doodles on paper, I turned those everyday cravings into yummy goodness, ready to spice up and bring appetite to any conversation. Let the tasty food do all the talking!

Indulge and tease your tastebuds with 36 cute and colorful food and drink stickers. Featuring snacks like popcorn, burgers, hotdogs and tacos, to sweet treats like ice cream, s’mores, donuts and bubble tea, Gulps & Noms is now available on the App Store for all iOS 10 users.

To download, simply click on the button bellow.

How to Use Everyday Letters Stickers on iMessage:

• Once downloaded, tap the App Store icon in Messages.
• Tap the sticker that you want and send it straight into the message, or you can also drag and drop them on top of speech bubbles, photos or other stickers.
• You can also scale and rotate stickers by using your second finger before dropping them into your messages.

Go on, cheer up your family and friends, and have a feast!

You may also check out Everyday Letters, my first sticker pack for iMessage.

**Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, and iPod touch are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.

Here are 50-100 of my #100DaysOfArtByAnnings.

For days 51-53, I worked on some hand lettering and pointed pen calligraphy.

Day 54 was a special treat for my five-year-old with this Rilakkuma food art for lunch.

Most days, I just experimented with more brush lettering, pointed pen calligraphy, watercolors and food art.

In preparation for my daughter’s 5th Birthday party, we worked on a simple mother-daughter collaboration. I picked out one of Zoe’s selfie doodles, digitized it and used it as art for her thank-you tags. I loved how it turned out, we even used the design on her cake! It was also a treat watching her face light up upon seeing her own drawing turned into a finished artwork.

I spent days working with a myriad of colors. Bright food art, splashes of watercolor, and lots of rainbow lettering, each piece bringing sunshine to long and drab days.

Day 92 was a special DIY project that I worked on for Zoë’s Halloween costume. She insisted on being a cupcake, so I worked on building and making everything from scratch. It was such a hit! My dessert-loving five-year-old gave it her seal of approval, too!

The whole challenge definitely pushed me to practice my hand lettering. After weeks of writing, I’ve realized that brush lettering is really more my style. Each stroke and flick of the brush, I’ve learned to delight in.

I concluded my last two days of #100DaysOfArtByAnnings with these brush lettered pieces, reminding myself to trust my own capabilities and to push myself to leap and take chances.

Getting into the habit of making art on the daily has made me appreciate the beauty of creativity more. Although I admit I missed creating on some days, it was a pressure I didn’t want to hinder me from enjoying the whole process. The 100 Day Project gave me a way to release emotions, express ideas and reduce stress. Not only was it an excuse to refine my skills, it paved a way for me to find my style.

To view all the art in my 100 Day Project, hop on over to my Instagram @annings, or browse through my hashtag #100DaysOfArtByAnnings. You may also read about my first 50 pieces HERE.

Introducing Everyday Letters, a sticker pack I designed for use on iMessage.

Because for me, normal text is just not enough, I decided to create my own iMessage stickers, using 20 brush-lettered and hand-drawn phrases. Each piece was written using my trusty Kuretake Zig Letter Pen Cocoiro with a brush tip, before digitizing it and getting it ready for the iOS platform.

Featuring expressions like hello, sweet!, coffee time! and enjoy!, Everyday Letters is now available on the App Store for all iOS 10 users.

Recently updated to Version 1.2!

To download, simply click on the button bellow.

How to Use Everyday Letters Stickers on iMessage:

• Once downloaded, tap the App Store icon in Messages.
• Tap the sticker that you want and send it straight into the message, or you can also drag and drop them on top of speech bubbles, photos or other stickers.

It’s that easy! Start having fun in your conversations, now!

You may also check out my other sticker packs for iMessage: Gulps & Noms and Easter Garden.

**Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, and iPod touch are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.