07/27/2026
Quick reset—sharing a little behind-the-scenes on how I make so much art (and why it sometimes looks like I pop up out of nowhere). 😅
Someone asked me how I can produce art “so fast.” Honestly, I didn’t think I was moving that quickly—until I started paying attention to my pace compared to other artists. I create at an ADHD level 🤷, and that’s just how my brain works. When inspiration hits, I go all in and ride the wave until my mind stops firing off ideas. My interests rotate in cycles: art → garden → cooking → cleaning → content creating… then back around again. That’s also why I work in series and collections. Some days I’m in full Ghibli mode, other days I’m feeling cultural, foodie, or fashionista—it really depends on what I’m obsessed with painting at that moment. And once I start, I keep going until my brain says “done”… or my carpal tunnel reminds me my hand is, in fact, attached to my body. 😁
That creative sprint is also how I “empty my brain” when it’s overloaded with ideas and I can’t sleep. I usually wait to publish or print work until a series feels complete (or at least has enough pieces to stand on its own). So when I finally share it, it can look like I suddenly showed up with a whole new collection—but a lot of it has been quietly in progress for months.
So when Someone says "How do you do so much?" My brain is just programmed to stay busy. I just wait until it calls for nap time and Bet... I am not skipping that ever! 😁
If you made it this far, you are a rock star 🤘and I love you ❤️💚🩵💙💜
