Walsy Graphic Novel

I was happy and honored to be part of the finalists of the 26th Bedelys Award Ceremony that was held . I didnt get to take home one of the gorgeous trophies made by .duperericher but I did made my way to the podium (as always) to sing a tune!
Thank you for a great night and happy festival weekend!

Honored and beyond thrilled to have been selected as part of this wonderful award 🥰 if you’re in Montreal, come check out all the great work by fellow nominated artists and authors exhibited at Espalanade Tranquile

So happy to announce that “Walsy: The Red Glove” has been selected as finalist for the independent anglophone Bédélys Award 🥰 thank you to the jury and to . Being part of the 35 graphic novels selected from a pool of 873 partipants is a great honor and achievement! 🥳 Looking forward to both the best festival in May and the Award ceremony 📚❤️

I wrote an article for IPSO about my journey on creating Walsy 💙

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When Robin can’t make it, Walsy will fill in!

Presenting Walsy to kindergarten kids is always such a joy! Their curious minds and eager little voices sharing their own stories (even if they go totally off-topic!) bring so much laughter. It’s the giggles, the random events from ‘yesterday,’ and their big imaginations that make these moments unforgettable. 🌟

Mood lately 😂

When I first embarked on this journey, I knew very little about the publishing world. All I wanted to do was write a story that kids facing challenges - whether physical, mental, or behavioral—could see themselves in, and feel seen in a more positive light. I knew it would be a challenging path, but self-publishing was the right track for me, given my marketing background and the fact that I bounced between the creative and business world with much ease.

After almost a year of publishing “Walsy: The Red Glove”, I’ve met so many interesting people, withnessed first hand the beaming smile on kids’ faces at the sight of a funny character going through similar challenges, and received countless heartwarming messages from parents who have found value and comfort in this series.

Walsy is still far from where I envision it to be - the road is long, messy, full of setbacks with doors that just wont open… but the key is out there, just have to keep looking and moving forward.

Mood lately 😂 When I first embarked on this journey, I knew very little about the publishing world. All I wanted to do was write a story that kids facing challenges - whether physical, mental, or behavioral—could see themselves in, and feel seen in a more positive light. I knew it would be a challenging path, but self-publishing was the right track for me, given my marketing background and the fact that I bounced between the creative and business world with much ease. After almost a year of publishing “Walsy: The Red Glove”, I’ve met so many interesting people, withnessed first hand the beaming smile on kids’ faces at the sight of a funny character going through similar challenges, and received countless heartwarming messages from parents who have found value and comfort in this series. Walsy is still far from where I envision it to be - the road is long, messy, full of setbacks with doors that just wont open… but the key is out there, just have to keep looking and moving forward. #ukelelediaries #ukelele #mtl #kidsauthor #selfpublishing #mtlartist #walsytheredglove #walsyseries #inclusivestories

A great book 📕 and a bit of chocolate 🍫 make a perfect recipe for young friendships that blossom and create magical memories filled with imagination and laughter.

Moments like these remind us how the simplest joys can spark connection and a love for stories that last a lifetime.

I’m thrilled to announce that I’ve been selected as part of the ArtistsInspire program by ! This incredible initiative is dedicated to bringing cultural and artistic workshops to English schools across Quebec, and I’m so excited to contribute and share my passion for storytelling and inclusion with students. Can’t wait to inspire and create together with “Walsy”!