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10/12/2026

Am I good at it? 🤔😬

I don’t know. I just keep creating, experimenting, breaking the rules, and finding something interesting in the broken pieces. 😂

I’ll let you be the judge. 🖤

10/09/2026

🎨 NEW CLASS OPTION ADDED! SUNDAYS ARE NOW AVAILABLE!

You’ve asked for more flexibility, so I’m making more room for creativity!

My Mixed Media Studio is all about exploring beyond traditional painting.

We’ll experiment with textures, layering, unexpected materials, and different techniques to create artwork that’s uniquely yours.

No need to stick to just paint. Let’s explore what happens when we mix things up!

✨ Choose the day that works best for you:

📅 Wednesdays | 7:30–9:30 PM
🆕 Sundays | 4:00–6:00 PM | NEW OPTION ADDED!

📍 Mill Pond Gallery, Richmond Hill
🎨 Six in-person sessions

Whether you’re looking to explore something new or expand your creative practice, there’s room for you at the studio.

📩 For registration and information:
[email protected]
Or DM me ꪖ𝕫𝕫ꪗ ꪖ𝕣𝕥

Let’s explore, layer, and create together!

10/07/2026

Apparently, The Face of Broken wasn’t quite finished with me. 😂

I turned some of the familiar pieces from the exhibition into these little handmade magnets.

A few familiar faces from The Face of Broken, now in miniature. 🖤

Available for purchase. DM me if you want one.

10/02/2026

International Coffee Day felt like a good day to officially get back to the studio. ☕️

Starting small, experimenting with a little jewelry project, and possibly turning it into a workshop. 👀

For now: coffee, tiny broken things, and an unreasonable amount of confidence that I’ll actually keep my studio organized this time. 😂

So, if this becomes a workshop… would you make one with me?

The Shape of Broken.The Face of Broken.And now… apparently I’ve created a naming problem for myself. 😂During The Face of...
09/29/2026

The Shape of Broken.
The Face of Broken.
And now… apparently I’ve created a naming problem for myself. 😂

During The Face of Broken, this actually became a question. People started asking me what comes next, and a few of you even gave me suggestions. Some were good. Some were… interesting. 😂

So now I’m officially handing the question over to you:

THE ______ OF BROKEN?

What comes next?

Fill in the blank. 👀🖤

And who knows, I may actually steal one of your ideas for the next chapter. 😂

Two weeks later, I think I finally understand what The Face of Broken did to me.I went into this exhibition wondering if...
09/28/2026

Two weeks later, I think I finally understand what The Face of Broken did to me.

I went into this exhibition wondering if some of the work was too direct, too personal, too dark.

Then people walked into the room.

You stayed. You asked questions. You told me stories. You laughed, you cried, and some of the pieces I had questioned the most were the ones you connected with the most.

Somewhere in all of that, something shifted for me.

I don’t think this exhibition made me less broken.
But it made me less interested in hiding it.

Less interested in softening what I feel to make it easier to look at.

Thank you to everyone who showed up, spent time with the work, and left a little piece of themselves with me.

Broken, but bold. 🖤

Three days inside The Face of Broken. ✨Months of making, one opening night, three days on the walls, and so many people ...
09/27/2026

Three days inside The Face of Broken. ✨

Months of making, one opening night, three days on the walls, and so many people who stopped, looked, listened, spoke, and left a little piece of themselves behind.

A little look back at the exhibition, before I tell you about the moments that stayed with me.

Thank you for being part of it. 🖤

09/24/2026

I read them all. 🖤

For “The Face of Broken”, I didn’t want people to simply walk through the gallery and look at the work. I wanted them to interact with it, to stop for a little longer, think about what a piece brought up for them, and leave something of themselves behind.

So beside some of the pieces, I left questions.

When I was taking down the exhibition, in all the rush and chaos, I realized I had removed the little booklets without keeping each one with its question. For a moment, I genuinely panicked.

Then I started reading.

It turned out I didn’t need to label them. I could tell which question each booklet belonged to just from the answers.

Some made me smile. Some made me think. Some made me cry. And some were so personal that I found myself sitting with them a little longer.

To everyone who stopped long enough in front of one of my pieces to think, write, and become part of this interaction: thank you.

You gave me something from this exhibition that I get to keep long after the walls are empty.

I read them all. 🖤

09/23/2026

And that’s a wrap on ArtWalk in the Square. 🤩

Three days of art, conversations, familiar faces, new faces, and so many people stopping to look, ask questions, share stories, and spend a little time with my work.

Someone told me this weekend that it takes more muscles to frown than to smile. The science behind that claim is apparently questionable, but considering almost every face I paint looks sad, I’ve decided my paintings are simply working harder than everyone else’s. 😂

A huge thank you to Artwalk in the Square and Artists’ Network and all the organizers and volunteers who put so much work into making this event happen. And to all the artists who filled the weekend with their work, it was wonderful being surrounded by so many different styles, stories, and ways of creating.

And of course, thank you to everyone who stopped by Booth 17, whether you came to talk, look, ask about a piece, share your own story, take something home, or simply say hello.

Three very full days, at the end of one very full September.

ArtWalk in the Square 2026, that’s a wrap. ✨

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