For curious minds and deep thinkers.
Welcome to the inside of my mind.
I love the texture of paper, the nostalgia of an old photograph, and the possibilities of something that hasn’t been invented yet. I’m a maker and a technologist, equally fascinated by what we can hold in our hands and what we can bring to life on a screen.
Pixley Creates is where I share those fascinations through letters, photographs, and ideas to explore. A little sentimental. A little nerdy. Always curious.
Find what draws you in
Feel free to look around. I leave the interesting things out.
My lettersArt, observations and wandering stories, delivered through the post.Join the letter club
My photographsI photograph what I want to remember, and then I write about it.See the photographs
My journalNotes from the road and the desk: travel, publishing, technology, and whatever refused to stay out of the notebook.Read the journal

One letter. Once a month.
A small ritual of art, curiosity and connection, delivered to your mailbox.
always looking a little closer.

Meet Pixley
A traveller, a people watcher and a collector of small moments.
There’s a line from Lydia in Beetlejuice that I’ve always loved: “I myself am strange and unusual.” I relate to her curiosity and the way she notices things other people walk right past. I’ve always had a lively imagination, a lot of questions, and an appreciation for the little details that make life interesting. Those qualities shape how I connect with people and how I see the world.
That curiosity led me into a 15-year career as a photographer and later into travel journalism. For seven years, I authored Worth the Drive for WRCTV, traveling throughout Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia, meeting fascinating people, discovering incredible places, and collecting stories along the way.
I’ve also always loved technology. I like tinkering with electronics, figuring out how something works, and wondering what else it could do. That interest became a career in cybersecurity, technical sales, strategy, and automation, including working for and with Fortune 100 technology companies. Solving a technical problem draws on the same curiosity that makes me pick up a camera or ask someone about their life.
Letters from Pixley brings these interests together through writing, photography, art, and found curiosities. It’s a way to share what catches my attention and create a little more connection through something as simple as a letter.



and far too much sun
The world doesn’t need more content. It needs more meaning.
Where the letters come from.
A market stall in the Andes, a loom halfway through a row, a wet garden in England. I photograph what I want to remember, and then I write about it.





the camera comes everywhere.
Most of what ends up in a letter started as something I stopped for. The photographs come home first; the writing catches up later, at the desk.
See the photographsHow the letter finds you
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Join the club
Pick a monthly plan, from eight dollars. Cancel whenever you like.
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I gather and create
I write, photograph, illustrate and collect through the month.
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Check your mailbox
Your letter arrives by post, filled with things to notice and keep.
Pixley Creates
For curious minds and deep thinkers.
