Paint. Connect. Belong.

I had a period where I was painting alone at home. Honestly, I got bored. I painted less often, I would start things and leave them unfinished, and it was harder to stay consistent.

That experience taught me that it is important for me to have a space to go to, a time in the calendar, and people around me who are also creating.

When I started painting with others, everything changed. Being in community motivates me to paint more often. Sharing the space, talking about what each of us is making, seeing other processes — it gives me energy and rhythm.