I began my creative life young. I was always drawn to art and found that creating it came naturally to me. As I grew older, my passion for art only intensified, and it became a central part of my life. I knew I wanted to make a career out of it, so I opened up my own studio gallery where I could work on and share my ArtWork & Words.

What sets my art apart is that I combine it with written words about the piece. I include my thoughts and emotions during the creation process, giving each piece a personal touch. It’s my way of letting viewers into my mind and sharing my experience of creating each piece.

One of the busiest years I had was when my work was part of 32 shows in a year. It was a challenging and rewarding experience that allowed me to showcase my art to a wider audience. Each show was an opportunity to connect with people who appreciate art and to share my passion with them.

For me, creating art has always been a way to deal with my thoughts and emotions. I express myself through my art, and it allows me to process what I’m feeling. As I continued to create, I realized that art could be a powerful tool for others too. That’s why I now teach art online as a creative outlet for my students. I believe that everyone can benefit from creating art, and it’s a wonderful way to reduce stress in their lives.

Through my journey as an artist, I’ve learned that art has a healing power. It has the ability to evoke emotions, spark creativity, and bring people together. That’s why I use the hashtags #ArtHeals and #moreArtLessStress. I truly believe that art can make a positive impact on people’s lives and help them find a sense of peace and happiness.

In conclusion, creating art has always been a part of my life. It’s been a source of joy, passion, and healing. I’ve been fortunate enough to share my art with others and inspire them to create too. My hope is that more people will discover the benefits of art and use it as a way to cope with life’s challenges.