Since I could remember I was creating, always creating something
But the corporate world diminished my love for art and I knew I needed to feed my soul with what it was craving -
the freedom to build a connection
and to build something more.
I said goodbye to my 9 to 5 back in 2020 and I haven’t looked back since. My heart was crying for something more than just never ending assembly line of design.
I wanted to create something intentionally healing for those looking to slow down and feel again. As someone who struggles with mental health at times, the art was reaching me just as much it was reaching others.
I noticed the
calmness people felt though my work.
The peace that they felt just by looking at art.
It brought me to focus solely on using my gifts to create art to help others center themselves. If I learned anything on my journey so far is that we should be listening to what our heart wants and not what society says we should pursue.
My hope is that when you encounter my work, you don’t just see something beautiful;
you feel steadier, softer, and more connected to yourself.
