This art journey of mine is fun, frustrating, and completely nuts at times. I tend to create when I’m feeling well, happy, and content, so yes, my art is very much driven by my emotions. And honestly, that can be incredibly frustrating.

Commissions keep me grounded. They give me structure, focus, and a clear direction. My personal work, on the other hand, is anything but structured. It’s messy, instinctive, and ever-changing, which probably explains the erratic posting and shifting themes. I can’t say whether this will stop, settle down, or even evolve into something more consistent, but it’s real. And that honesty feels important in a world where so much of what we see in reels and posts is carefully polished and curated.

Do I make art for money? Of course I do, especially when it comes to commissions. But my personal work is just that: personal. It’s exploratory, imperfect, and still searching. I’m trying to find my “thing,” and I hope that through the courses I’m taking and the work I’m doing, I’ll eventually uncover it.

Will I ever earn a living from my art? I very much doubt it. For now, it has to fit around my paid job, my kids (who are big kids now), our never-ending DIY home projects, and life in general. And maybe that’s okay. This is where I am, chaotic, honest, and still figuring it out.

If you see something you like on my reels & posts please pop me a DM or email. I don't bit!