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“I basically went crazy in Christine’s print store and furnished my whole dorm room with all CEO homegoods. I have a tapestry, duvet, multiple throw pillows, mugs, wall prints, laptop case. I love the carry all pouches, I use them for pens, makeup, and one as a wallet. I’m basically the most basic fangirl ever.” – Nicole B.
“I bought leggings in the ‘Burning Me Up’ print and matching yoga mat. I love wearing my leggings with matching yoga mat when I go to yoga practice. I get so many compliments and feel so coordinated!” – Amanda H.
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2020 BEST YEAR EVER!💃🏼 Before anyone gets u

2020 BEST YEAR EVER!💃🏼

Before anyone gets upset, let me preface this. My heart breaks for the losses humanity has experienced and for the suffering felt globally. I see a lot of people saying “2020 is worst year ever.” I don’t want to minimize the things people have dealt with, but I think we can all be served by an alternative perspective.

Perhaps I just thrive in chaos, but I’ve had more peace and joy this year than ever. 2020 offered opportunities to work on my business, myself - physically, mentally, relationally.

🙏🏻 More opportunities to be thankful, for each day we are given.

🙏🏻 More opportunities to focus on the little moments and cherished time with loved ones.

🙏🏻More opportunities to create blessings for those near us.

🙏🏻More opportunities to make the spaces we inhabit more beautiful and serving to us and others.

🙏🏻 More opportunities to cook; something I already loved, but felt it was only fun “when I had the time” now I enjoy it every time.

2020, the year of opportunities to give, to slow down, to savor unexpected moments of sweetness. 2020 has been filled with so many sweet, mundane moments.

The tragedies stand in sharp contrast to the slow tender moments. All of the meals we’ve made. The moments of going on a socially distant walk with a friend you haven’t seen in months. The sweet scent of your mother and her perfume lingering when you hug her after a long time. May we continue to savor one another. #2020vision
#savoreachother

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I was about three years into my professional art p

I was about three years into my professional art practice when I was catching up with an old friend from high school. She said to me, “I’m so surprised you decided to do this art thing, I always thought you’d do something big and important with your life. You seem happy doing this though.” The implication being, that what I do, making art, is neither big, nor important.

I understand. I don’t save people’s lives. I’m not creating groundbreaking technologies; I’m not feeding tens of thousands of people. I’m not affecting policy that changes the systems in which people live.

My intention for “big and important” impact in people’s lives is more subversive than that. To unpack what I mean I have to tell you how I landed here making art.

I was graduating from a college that I did not want to go to, with a degree that I never had any intention of practicing. I was faced with the question, “what are you going to do now?” I know a lot of us have found ourselves there. There is so much pressure, or at least I felt so much pressure my entire life to work hard, get good grades, to be something great because so much has been invested in me. I felt so much pressure but I didn’t feel like I knew how to live. What was life without being a workaholic? What was a vacation without 3 college essays to write? What was summer break without 6 open electives to fill? What was a honeymoon without working on business content strategy? When I was graduating from college, the pressure was too great to answer, “what are you going to do now?” So I didn’t answer that question, the only question I could cope with answering was, “how do you want to live your life?”

That was a question I could answer. Click the link in my bio to discover the answer to this question and uncover my art making philosophy and business strategy that flows from it. #whymakeart