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A Gentle Shift: Reflecting on 2025 This year has unfolded at a different rhythm - slower in some ways, more intentional in others. After several years of moving at a constant pace, 2025 has become a much-needed reset. A chance to pause, reassess, and return to the studio with a clearer sense of purpose. What has surprised me most is how natural it feels to devote myself fully to my practice again - to give real space to process, experimentation, and the quiet moments that so

Thanks to a dear friend, I’ve been creating vision boards for the past six or seven years. What started as a fun and reflective activity has now become an annual tradition shared with two of my closest friends. The three of us have continued to gather each year, and each session feels like a fresh start. Every time we meet, I find myself inspired, not only by the boards we create but also by the conversations they spark. These moments together are filled with laughter, hope,

As the holiday season approaches, life often feels like it speeds up, with endless to-do lists, social obligations, and the pull to keep creating in the studio. But this year, I’ve found myself reflecting on the beauty of slowing down—not just in life but in my artistic practice as well. In art, slowing down means taking the time to be intentional. When I tear and reassemble pieces of my original work, it’s not just about creating—it’s about allowing myself to pause, reflect,

I have had a strong pull for years to write a blog and share anything and everything art related with anyone who has an interest. I hope to keep these posts short and simple. I want to offer easy-to-follow tips for integrating original artwork into your home or office space and perhaps touch a bit on how to use your own children's artwork in new and unique ways as well. One of my founding beliefs when curating artwork for your home is that it should first and foremost spark j