Picking original art for your home can feel like a daunting thing.

So let me tell you a big secret, picking art isn’t about what looks best, or makes the biggest impression,..

We all know the wonderful feeling when we delight in something fully. Our whole body lights up and enjoys the moment when we do. 

Today I’d love to dive into this wonderful feeling with you, and celebrate the new collection release! 

Creating art isn’t a ready overnight kind of process. 

Creating art means allowing for time to develop your artistic voice, to allow experimentation, and exploration, and to allow for time to reflect and explore the vibration of your creative work. 

As an artist, your creative practice is the centerpiece of your business and life. 

It’s the one thing everything depends upon- 

I’ve been holding back talking and sharing about my work for a few years now, but it’s finally time to take you with me into the studio. 

It’s been very important to my development as an artist to focus inward and get clarity before going out into the world sharing. 

Dive into today’s episode and get a tiny bit closer to knowing why you create what you’re creating and becoming more comfortable talking about your creations with others.

Stepping into the world outside your studio to share your work can be scary. One of the biggest challenges is it to talk about your creative work with others.

It can be so scary, you don’t even open your studio and share your work with the world at all.

I know the feeling all so well, and I also do know how messy the path to your why can be. I’ve had my fair share of wrong why’s.

Ui, ui, ui, and then we got the threaded Corona.

We’re fine once again.

But let’s just say the break, the pause, the house arrest brought some new ideas, insights, changes, and creational power into my art practice.

Today’s episode is meant to get you up to speed. I’m sharing what I’m working on, my creative process,..

Once you’ve developed your unique flavor as an artist it can get tough to loosen up a bit and let your work evolve.

Experimentation, play, and development are essential to an abundant creative practice, but how do we get there?

I’ve taken a break from selling collections for a full year, nearly two, to immerse myself in my work. To experiment and see my work evolve.

Part of a healthy creative practice isn’t about the result, the art.

Nope, it’s all about the process.

Let’s chat about how you can lose the grip on the outcome and embrace the flow, pleasure, and fun of the process.

I know it’s hard, but I promise you every time the outcome is truly shitty, the breakthrough is right around the corner.