My studio isn’t just where I paint — it’s where I become. Some days, my Great Danes lounge quietly nearby, steady and comforting. My Macaw offers bursts of chatter that pull my feet back to earth when I’ve drifted too far into thought. The plants surrounding me remind my nomadic spirit to stay rooted, even if just for a while.
Motown or Celtic music — quite the stretch, I know — fills the air, keeping time with the rhythm of life. Some days it’s silence, some days it’s sound, but always, it’s a space shaped by feeling. Whether I’m moving paint with purpose or just letting the colors flow, this studio holds more than materials — it holds memory, emotion, and the freedom to explore without expectation.