Tuk Tak Studio

05/22/2026

05/16/2026

This past week grew a little more. The little things that once a reminder of the process, having developed into practice, is ready to share with, and in .

05/06/2026

Authenticity needs to exist for true empathy.

05/29/2025

Rain clears the air, and hydrates the soil, for seeds to burst open. Such has been the dance between the clouds above and the artists’ souls below. The energy has only grown since the paint days on May 10-11.

Artists speak when they’re ready ✨


Flava Unit showed up with leading the way to a whole community of Artists or Writers of the Graffiti.

Thank you to all the artists who came out to paint! Zone, .magazine

Come down and celebrate with us as the Writers complete their pieces! And others join in the joy of building for 5years!

Want to learn the process? is bringing their Sparc!Van to design…yes…Write on that Van! Break bread with the Artists! And their favorite… Draw with them!

Creativity is running through the food/drink and the trinkets

The whole time riding the vibes and the moves of -boston

Let’s already a celebration!
✨ 12 - 4pm. 🌦️🌤️ ☀️ 58 Geneva Ave, Boston. *expect slight delay in case of rain. ✨ See you Saturday!

10/17/2024

For care in your neighborhood…

Come join us for Healing Together: Conversations on Pregnancy and Infant Loss, where we will share story, supports and resources

10/01/2024

"OLAUG—Old Ladies Against Underwater Garbage—search and remove underwater garbage in Cape Cod. And they have a lot of fun doing it. Why the very specific and straightforward name?

There are a few requirements to join the club. You must be able to swim a half a mile in under 30 minutes, be at least 64 years old, and be able to free dive at least eight feet. That, and a desire to clean up Cape Cod waters, and you’re in. After a day’s work, they’re paid in cookies and hot chocolate by 84-year-old founder, Susan Baur." - via The Female Quotient

To learn more about OLAUG, visit their website at https://olaug-ma.com/

To inspire kids with more stories about girls and women caring for the environment, visit our blog post “Mighty Girls Go Green: 30 Girl-Empowering Books About Caring for the Earth” at https://www.amightygirl.com/blog?p=11850

For several picture books about Mighty Girls who transform trash into something beautiful, we recommend "Ada's Violin" for ages 4 to 8 (https://www.amightygirl.com/ada-s-violin) and "The Girl Who Heard the Music" for ages 5 to 9 (https://www.amightygirl.com/girl-who-heard-the-music)

For many Mighty Girls, the closest relationship with seniors is with their grandparents -- to discover Mighty Girl stories that celebrate this special bond, check out our blog post "60 Books About Mighty Girls & Their Grandparents" at https://www.amightygirl.com/blog?p=11781

And for two uplifting picture books about kids who develop special friendships with elderly women in their neighborhoods, we recommend "The Girl and the Bicycle" (https://www.amightygirl.com/the-girl-and-the-bicycle) and "I Know a Lady" (https://www.amightygirl.com/i-know-a-lady) - both for ages 4 to 8

09/27/2024

09/10/2024

Thank you Watertown Free Public Library for this wonderful opportunity to learn and teach each other how to do our part in empowering community!
Come learn how to ‘plarn’ 🧶!

05/02/2024

This is a reminder to self…

To drink water. I know my mood is better when I’m hydrated. It’s more pleasant for those around me.

Those are lemon slices floating about in the jug of water. It helps to balance the acidity from all the cups of coffee I drink. It’s one step closer to my goals for healthy living.

The lemon slices make my water look and taste bourgeois and flushes and hydrates my system all at the same time. Efficient. All you do is top up the water in the jug with drinking water…Until… you taste or see the degrading of the slice. It’s when to start fresh. And there’s nothing bourgeois about that. For best results drink a glass of it first thing in the am.

Thank you for loving me, birthday girl and my most recent gift from you. Made especially for me (pretty spoiled 🫠) by
A sister friend from little days. thank you for keeping the ‘little’ alive, in all of its ways to bring me home.