Challenges aren’t usually my thing—unless they involve something creative and stretch over 30 days or more. There’s a lot of psychology behind that. Thirty days means you’re creating a habit. On a creative or artistic level, it means truly integrating something new into your work. No matter how experienced you are, by day 30 (not necessarily 30 consecutive days), you’ll be better than on day 1.

Finding your own style is a game-changer. For me, I found my style for illustrations and collage art in Midcentury magazines. This vintage inspiration helped me blend the two disciplines seamlessly while still keeping a unique personal touch. It’s been a huge boost for my work, making everything feel more cohesive and true to myself.

Blogging isn’t dead—it’s just underrated. Telling stories is a basic way we as humans connect with each other. I think of myself as a storyteller. Whether it’s through pictures, design, training, classes, workshops, or consulting, it’s all about sharing stories.

Thanks for stopping by to have a look and listen.