My philosophy
Creativity is a skill, not a talent and certainly not a mystery. Learn the rules, break them better.
I'm Peggy
hey art bestie
I'm a multifaceted artist, educator, and big believer in messy, beautiful creativity. I believe everyone deserves the chance to explore their creative potential, no matter their background, experience, or self-doubt.
After art helped me through my own struggles with mental health, I made it my mission to make creative tools affordable, accessible, and supportive.
Whether you’re a hobbyist, entrepreneur, or just art-curious, there is a place for you here.
If you’ve ever been told to niche down and your whole body hissed...
Welcome You’re among your people
You are allowed to want range. You can love watercolor and gouache. You can want to draw flowers, sketch buildings, make patterns, letter words beautifully, learn Procreate, sell your work, keep art as a sacred hobby, or follow a creative spark that showed up out of nowhere and is now apparently rearranging your whole Tuesday.
I help multi-passionate artists build real creative skills without forcing themselves into one style, one medium, or one neat little identity.
Because your many interests are not the thing getting in the way.
and more, please
It's pretty simple
I don't gatekeep
I teach everything I know. I don't like fluff or secrets (gross). I just want to share honest, usable skills.
My promise to you
This is your space to learn, explore, and grow at your own pace. No perfection required.
What you can make here
Learn the kind of art that actually fits your life
My classes, workshops, and books are designed to be approachable, specific, and immediately usable.
I’ll show you the steps, but I’ll also tell you why they work.
I’ll give you structure, but I’ll leave room for your choices.
I’ll teach the technique, but I’ll also help you notice the decisions that make your work feel more personal.
Because a good art lesson should do more than get you to a finished project; it should give you something you can use again. And again. And again.
That might be a drawing framework, a color strategy, a lettering variation, a repeat pattern workflow, a way to study inspiration without copying it, or a method for getting unstuck when your brain quietly turns into printer paper.
You leave with the thing you made, yes. But more importantly, you leave with a way to make the next thing.
Why "The Pigeon Letters?"
Pigeons are adorable. Duh 😉
But also, they symbolize valuable communication, like the old-school Pigeon Post... meaningful messages that travel.
To me, creating art feels like that: sending a little beauty into the world with purpose.
The Pigeon Letters is a weird name that started as an Instagram handle. Naturally, I kept it.