Throughout, books remained her driving interest and she hoped to become an illustrator. She became absorbed in studying the creative process: learning how to use tools, keeping sketchbooks, and figuring out how different materials work. Eventually, Melissa followed her creativity to Endicott College and Kansas City Art Institute, where she fell in love with drawing and painting. Her mother sewed clothes and knit doll sweaters her father built playhouses and construction projects. Her parents fostered Melissa’s talents through their own projects. As a kid, Melissa crafted paper dolls, played with paint-by-number kits, Colorforms, and Spirograph. Much like Tony Sarg with his childhood chicken contraption, Melissa Sweet was a creative child.
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