InForgebyMari Andrew·Jul 2, 2020Let’s Not Forget the Joy of a Spontaneous Phone CallQuarantine has reminded me how fun it is to talk on the phoneA response icon5A response icon5
InForgebyMari Andrew·May 20, 2020I Miss This Time, AlreadyWhy it’s possible to feel nostalgic for something that’s terrible and sadA response icon14A response icon14
InForgebyMari Andrew·May 13, 2020I Miss Home as a RefugeThe best part of my apartment was always coming back from outsideA response icon6A response icon6
InForgebyMari Andrew·May 6, 2020I Miss SerendipityEffortless interactions are hard when everyone is wearing a maskA response icon11A response icon11
InForgebyMari Andrew·Apr 29, 2020I Miss Putting Things on the CalendarWhen we don’t have the big plans to look forward to, it’s time to focus on the small pleasuresA response icon3A response icon3
InForgebyMari Andrew·Apr 22, 2020I Miss a Feeling I’ll Never Get BackTurns out, having a sense of certainty about the future was always a luxuryA response icon6A response icon6
InForgebyMari Andrew·Apr 15, 2020I Never Thought I’d Miss AirplanesMy phobia of flying has been replaced by something biggerA response icon5A response icon5
InHuman PartsbyMari Andrew·Aug 13, 2018Escape to the Magical World of HumanityAn illustrated guide to being somewhere else when you can’t be somewhere elseA response icon22A response icon22
InWords That MatterbyMari Andrew·Dec 7, 2017Optimism is ExhaustingIn light of a challenging personal year, artist Mari Andrew invites us to reexamine optimism and see it for what it really is: hard.A response icon14A response icon14
