Contact — Spoonful of Faith | Illustrator & Author Jena Holliday

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Happy Father’s Day to my amazing father and this handsome man @aboogie2323 ❤️ We are so grateful to have you each and every day. ❤️

Happy Thursday! It’s time for a GIVEAWAY 🎉 The lovely @_solysoul_ created these beautiful earrings inspired by my illustrated earrings (swipe to see the original inspo photo) and we are teaming up today to gift a pair of earrings and this Unit

I love this message. It’s one that I have held on to from when I started on the journey of being an illustrator. My parents always taught us to be resourceful and so it’s always been important to me to use what I have to make things happe

Now more than ever I am reminded of the power of my voice. Of my life. Of my existence. My experience. Of sharing my story. Of using my gifts. And how each breath I am gifted with I have an opportunity to show up and put all of those things God has p

When I started illustrating, my hope was to use my art to share stories. To uplift, encourage, and be a creative voice for women like me. That were overlooked or stereotyped. I began by drawing kids, mostly girls. And then over time the work I couldn

I wanted to draw a picture of my son and husband but the pain was too much to finish it. Black lives matter. Black men matter. Our city is on fire both literally and figuratively. And the trauma and active blatant and systemic racism that has ALWAYS