I’m not just here to create my own art.

A core part of my creative practice is rooted in wanting to inform, empower and support you in making YOUR ART.

This is not just because the world needs more art from women and queer creatives but because, more than that, YOU need your art.

The process of pursuing our creative inklings and bringing our ideas to life always brings us into deeper communion with ourselves. When we create, we cannot help but be changed by the process. We cannot help but become more of who we really are, more honest about what we want, and more in-touch with our lives.

This is a beautiful and empowering experience, and now more than ever, we need women and queer folks choosing this level of creative audacity on their own behalf.

Even if you were to never share what you create, your experience of having created it makes the world a better place by nature of how it changes you and changes how you show up to your relationships and life.

Creating our art always leaves us better than how it found us.

And yet, pursuing your art isn’t often easy — especially for women, AFAB and queer folks who have been socialized to care for others above ourselves and systematically disconnected from our bodies, desires and intuition through early encounters with objectification and misogyny.

Over the years, I’ve compiled rituals, practices and markers of the creative trail that best support sustaining my creativity while navigating resistance, creative self-employment and change with integrity and radical self-acceptance in tact. Since 2020, I’ve been mentoring other women and gender expansive artists in doing the same.

There are two ways to work together: my artist mastermind, the bad grl art club and my 1:1 private artist coaching container.