Take a deep breath…We made it to another weekend! In case you missed it, here are the artworks and writings highlighted this week! May these works encourage you to carve out moments for yourself to go inward and reflect on what’s coming up for you. Available Works Internal Landscapes – All I see is Grey…1,Continue reading “Take a deep breath…We made it to another weekend!”
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The Silent Contentment Of The Catalpa
What does contentment mean to you? And how do you embody it? The contentment of the embodied Catalpa, provides a silent lesson of what it means to be content within yourself as you navigate and experiences the seasonal changes and external stresses. Even though this beautiful work was created 2 years ago, I love howContinue reading “The Silent Contentment Of The Catalpa”
We Made It To The Weekend! Weekly Art Round-Up
We made it to the weekend! It’s time for the weekly art round up! In case you missed it, here are the artworks from this week. I’m also sharing how sustainability shows up in my artistic practice. **If you are interested in any of my works, please note that payment plans are available. Remember youContinue reading “We Made It To The Weekend! Weekly Art Round-Up”
The beautiful and insightful symbolism of plants
Have you ever stopped to check the symbolism of the plants in your everyday life? No? Well, what you find may be a pleasant surprise. For the past 3 years I have dived deep into the beautiful and meditative world of botanical drawings and illustrations. What inspired me to go into this direction was toContinue reading “The beautiful and insightful symbolism of plants”
A Limited Series, Botanical Illustrations
It all started when I was gifted this beautiful, old, vintage-esque, Textured paper. There were only 12 sheets, and once it’s gone it’s gone. There wasn’t any indication stating who the paper company was or anything. So I decided I would create delicate and beautiful works on this paper. And since I was on aContinue reading “A Limited Series, Botanical Illustrations”
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