I have found that mindful journaling practices can be a tender bridge to that inner sanctuary. Through the delicate dance of words…”

To build emotional resilience in art is to find a way through the storm, a way to manage. heal, grow and even transform.

Here she stands ~ quietly unadorned, unhidden. Every line of her body tells a story of loss, surrender….

There’s a story in this hat, a story that carries dust and wind, sun and silence. When I painted my cowboy hat with cattle tags, I didn’t set out to make a statement. I was simply following the shape of something familiar, something that had held its place in my mind for a long while. But as the layers of paint built up, I began to see what was truly asking to be seen. The cattle tags, in their bright, worn colours gathered around the hat like memories. Each one belonging s

There’s something about the red dirt ~ the way it holds the weight of footsteps and still manages to cradle life at its edges.

Out here, in the quiet stretch between paddocks and sky, stories rise from unexpected places. A water tank becomes a canvas for memory, ...

“Drawing as prayer allows me to express worries, desires, and gratitude to God — transforming the creative process into a sacred…”

This first week of October has been full of movement, of making, and of moments that have asked me to pause and breathe it all in. So...

“My studio floor is a wild tangle of brushes, paint tubes, scraps of paper, and broken pastels. To anyone else, it might look like disorder”