1 · Short note
Say what you need.
If you already know the topic, send a brief email and a link to any useful context.
Sheila Studios · direct contact
Reach Sheila.
Use this page for a short note, a fit check, or an update on an existing thread. If the work is real, the guided intake is usually the cleaner next step.
How to reach us
Three clean routes.
Pick the path that matches the shape of the message. Simple note, active project, or new work.
2 · New project
Use the intake form.
It gives the studio the details needed to route, judge fit, and avoid back-and-forth.
3 · Existing thread
Reference the lead or note.
If you are following up, include the project name and the cleanest thread or ticket reference you have.
Studio updates
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A small, real list for Field Notes and occasional major publishing updates. No giant content machine. Just an email when something worth sending actually goes live.
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Use your actual email.
New Field Notes and occasional major story/publication updates will go to this address. Every email includes an unsubscribe link.
List posture
Deliberately small.
This is for published Field Notes and occasional major release notices. Not sales spam. Not daily chatter. Just the public writing surface, sent when it actually changes.
What to send
Enough to route, not enough to spill.
The goal is to make the next step obvious without oversharing sensitive material in an ordinary message.
Good first details
Problem summary, urgency, stack or platform, relevant links, and what changed.
Keep out of ordinary email
Passwords, private keys, seed phrases, and broad production credentials.
Best next step
If the work is substantive, move into guided intake so the packet can be normalized.
If it is just a quick clarification, a short email is fine.
Direct line
sheila@sheilastudios.com
That is the cleanest public contact point. If the note needs triage, Sheila can move it from there. For future Sheila Studios writing updates, use the subscribe button above.
Boundary note
No secrets in first contact.
If the message needs secret handling, the public inbox is not the place. Start small, then route it properly.