I was standing in the studio this morning when I got this sudden, but familiar familiar impulse to change things around and… update my inspiration wall! Join me and learn some of my favorite tips to make your own.

I recently finished my art journal and I’m taking you along as I flip-through all its pages for the very first time! It is such a joy to hold in my hands this big, chunky, dreamy, artsy and very personal storybook. So get yourself a nice cup of tea and join me in the studio!

A new page and a new class! What if we filled our art journal with little hiding places: flaps and pockets to hold our dreams, our stories and the secrets of our hearts? What if we gave ourselves the freedom to play, have fun and get messy, while expressing our emotions in the safe space of our journal?

Join me in the studio as I create the last page in my art journal! It is such a joy to complete this very personal, visual storybook. Grab your favorite cuppa and let yourself feel inspired!

Today I’m sharing one of my favorite creative practices: the art of making “bundles of inspiration” to use in my art journal! It is such a fun and relaxing process, and it’s always magical to see a whole page emerge from just a few paper scraps.

Let’s face it, acrylics are not the most eco-friendly kind of paint, even though they’re completely amazing for mixed media! But we can make small changes and mindful choices to use them in a more sustainable way. Here are my best 5 tips!

This latest page in my art journal took me through quite an emotional journey, helping me process these crazy times, and reminding me that there's only so much we can bring into the world: our gifts, and our heart.⁠

There is power in creativity, because the more love, joy, beauty and peace we create, on the canvas and in our lives, the more positive energy we bring into the world. So today I want to remind you of this one thing: you are an artist, and your art matters.

The first blooms of Spring are showing up in the garden and they put me in a floral mood! Let’s get playful and explore color with some mini floral studies, using a magazine page as inspiration…

Image transfers and vintage photos are a match made in heaven! Especially when they come together to tell a beautiful story.

Do you know the fear of the blank page, or the blank canvas? That’s where creative starting points come into play!

Not everything you create has to be “finished” straight away. Years ago in my first online class, Layers of Light, I created a series of “two-minute minis” as a quick warm-up exercise. I loved those little collages and just kept them in the studio, in their unfinished state, until I recently got the impulse to turn them into something more…

An art studio is so much more than a working space with art supplies and creative storage. It has a soul, a mood, a unique vibe made of the hopes and dreams of the artist, infused with the magic of the art that comes to life between its walls…

I love to take an art journal with me on vacation. I’ve just prepared a little travel kit and I thought I’d share it with you in a short video, enjoy!

What a creative week! A photo shoot in the studio, a new, big painting in progress and getting back to art journaling… Come on over and feel inspired!

As I’m about to open enrollment for my new painting e-course “Flower Flow”, I’m sharing eight favorite creative tips, one from each project of the class! Plus plenty of sneak peeks into the classroom. Get inspired and get blooming!

I’m thrilled to be a guest artist in my friend Kellee’s new book! It’s all about color and mixed media, you’re going to love it!

The camera is rolling for my new class Flower Flow! I’ve just finished filming the first project, which is all about embracing imperfection and simplicity. This mini warm-up series turned out so sweet, and it’s only the beginning!

Today I thought I'd take out all the paintings I have completed lately, and make a little display in the studio, like a mini art show! Some of them have been through quite a journey, but when you trust your wings, anything is possible. Come on over and feel inspired!

When it comes to art supplies, I believe that the best storage solutions are the ones that are both practical and inspiring, making you want to actually use them, and making it super easy. I hope this gives you tons of ideas!