My art started as a way to soothe myself — now I hope it soothes others too. In this post, I reflect on how creating with care and softness helps me stay grounded, and why quiet, validating art can be a powerful act of self-compassion.

Creativity isn’t just about making things — it’s about making space. Especially on low-energy or emotionally heavy days, creative work becomes a gentle form of care, reflection, and expression. In this post, I share how my process has shifted with chronic illness, and why slowing down and focusing on the meaning behind the making has changed everything for me.

Even though I can’t explore wildflower paths the way I used to, nature still plays a huge role in my daily life and creative work. In this post, I share the gentle, accessible ways I stay connected to the outdoors — from birdwatching at my window to weaving nature into my art and storytelling. A reminder that our relationship with nature can evolve, but it’s always there for us — in new, softer ways.

A gentle look at how creativity can become a grounding, mindful ritual. From lighting a wax melt to doodling in bed, I share how small intentional practices help me reconnect—and invite you to reflect on your own creative rhythms.

When life feels overwhelming, creative routines can be a lifeline. This post explores how small, soothing acts of creativity can help us feel more grounded.