Artistry and Passion: My Story

Presenting a two-print bundle for your whimsical side This year has focused on progress, exploring new opportunities, and adopting a full-time artist mindset. I've been expanding my email list and making art more accessible. I've collaborated with someone who has been instrumental in reaching these goals. Together, we shared her insights and developed a campaign to transform two original pieces that sold quickly into an affordable print bundle. This print bundle presents the

When I first began painting, I didn't have a clear vision of what I wanted to create. I experimented and explored what I could do with the skills I already possessed. I had been drawing with pencils and coloring since I was a little girl, and I incorporated much of that expertise into my painting. I used the emotions I was experiencing at the time to express my feelings on canvas. Many of my earlier works featured darker images, abstract faces, and sad women. It was all part

I'm shifting. Shifting my marketing, shifting my location, shifting the way I see my art. My mind is scrambled most of the time, and I haven't got a clear focus on what and who I need to be It's not easy when my online sales don't do too well. I'm usually not a negative Nancy when it comes to art sales because I know there are ups and downs with it all but trying to find the right collector online hasn't been easy for me. My sales come mostly from people in person who love me

For the first time, my goals are rooted deeply in intention—grounded in my business, my health, and the life I want to live. 2026 will be a big year for me and my art. It’s the beginning of my gallery push . I’m starting small, but with purpose. I’m exploring grants and possibly an SBA loan, hoping to secure a location I can truly call my own. A space where my work lives, where people can walk in and feel something, where community and creativity meet. My goal is to have a fu

This year started off slow for my sales. After such a strong first year, I found myself quietly panicking. I wondered if the momentum was gone. I questioned whether that success had been a fluke. I felt anxious — the kind of anxiety that makes you question everything you’re doing. There were moments when I genuinely thought about giving up. I wasn’t sure anymore if I was creating for myself or creating for an algorithm. Social media can blur that line quickly. One minute you’

There are moments when the ocean and the night sky feel like they are speaking the same language. Celestial Tides was born out of that...