Events


Want to see People I've Loved in person? Here are a few of the events we're participating in that are coming up soon, plus a taste of what we've been up to in the past!

Happy Women Brunch with Tara Schuster

When: September 7, 2025

Where: Oakland Hills

With: Happy Women Dinners

Still Together: A Collective Breath + Reflection Experience

When: September 13, 2025

Where: 151 3rd St, San Francisco, CA

With: SFMOMA

Meditations on Ambivalent Motherhood: Carissa Potter and Ruthie Ackerman

Meditations on Ambivalent Motherhood: Carissa Potter and Ruthie Ackerman

When: September 24, 2025

Where: Temescal Alley, Oakland, CA

With: Womb House Books

West Coast Craft

When: November 22-23, 2025

Where: Fort Mason Festival Pavilion, San Francisco

With: West Coast Craft

 

Past Events

SF Art Book Fair


When: July 10-13, 2025

Where: Minnesota Street Project Foundation in San Francisco's Dogpatch

With: SF Art Book Fair

Shoppe Object 2025

Shoppe Object 2025

When: February 2-4, 2025

Where: New York City, NY

With: Shoppe Object

The Artistry of Your Wild & Precious Life in 2025

brunch January 2025

When: January 12, 2025

Where: Burlingame, CA

With: Happy Women Dinners


SFMoMA Holiday Makers Market

sfmoma holiday market

When: December 8, 2024

Where: San Francisco, CA

With: SFMOMA

 

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Founder

CARISSA POTTER

Carissa Potter founded People I’ve Loved in 2011. She is an artist and illustrator who has published three books: I Like You, I Love You, It's Okay to Feel Things Deeply, and How to Heal From Heartbreak (Or At Least Feel Less Broken).

Over the years, she has been lucky enough to work with nice people on collaborations through People I've Loved, including Facebook, Color Factory, The Body Shop, Pinterest, SF Center for the Book, Google, SFMOMA, YouTube, ICA Boston, Anthropologie, The ChanZuckerberg Initiative, Madewell, The Hammer Museum, McEvoy Foundation for the Arts, The Wall Street Journal, Nylon Magazine, BAMPFA, The Annenberg Space for Photography, SF Arts Commission, Kala Art Institute, Happinez Magazine, and possibly you.

She lives in Oakland, California, with her husband and daughter.