My art studio has become a reflection of my creative mind: cluttered, messy, and stuck. It's a physical manifestation of a creative block that makes it hard to breathe, let alone create. In this post, I'm getting honest about the struggle and starting the journey to clear the space and find my way back to my art.

Sharing my struggles with depression and chronic illness, and how they affect my ability to be creative and make art. Recognizing how depression has shown up in my art over the years, while also acknowledging that it has stifled my creativity and process as well.

March is Women’s History Month and what better time to share about women artists who have inspired me in my creative journey?

Welcome to my art studio journal where I will share about creativity, process, inspiration, and my artistic journey. I’m a multidisciplinary artist working in my bright and airy home studio in South Central Pennsylvania. I'm currently focusing mainly on painting and drawing.