Creative practice is so important to me. There is always something it is teaching me and helping me explore. I believe that anyone can have a creative practice, and I have so much enthusiasm to share from mine in hopes to help you grow in your own, and for us to grow together.

Field of Visions is my newsletter that explores the following questions:

• What life lessons can a creative practice offer?

• What helps us deepen, shift, and expand our practices?

• What does it mean for art-making to influence self-discovery and healing (and vice versa).

• How does meditation and other daily practices and rituals positively influence a creative practice?

•  What do our creative blocks teach us? How can we learn from them?

• How can we stay encouraged in the times we are in?

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A little about me:

I am an artist and designer in southeast Michigan. Years into running my creative business Worthwhile Paper, I began to feel strongly that I needed a personal art practice not tied at all to product consumerism. My creative energy was lacking fullness in freedom, and I needed to create purely for the sake of being, and for deeper inner exploration. I began to make abstract paintings as an endeavor for seeking, an outlet apart from my brand. It was very scary and positively uncomfortable at first, and still is. It is also continually expanding and deepening my perception of myself and the world.

In Field of Visions, I share how personally meaningful a creative practice can be, and I want to guide others in creating and sustaining their own creative visions.

This project comes directly from the heart of my own evolving practice. I am not an expert in the field of art, but I am an expert observer in the field of my own awareness. My eagerness for seeking and understanding is influenced largely by my daily ashtanga yoga and meditation practice, my teachers, and ways I learn something new about myself each time I allow myself to surrender to the present moment.

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