When I started painting, I thought I needed more talent. More knowledge. Better supplies. The perfect course. The perfect plan. I even found myself wondering where I might sell my paintings before I had painted a single one. Perhaps you recognize that way of thinking. We become so focused on outcomes that we forget why we wanted to begin in the first place. The funny thing is, I wasn't looking for a business. I wasn't looking for a gallery. I wasn't looking for another projec

I never set out to create a t-shirt collection. In fact, if you had told me a few years ago that I would be designing clothing, I probably would have laughed. I thought design belonged to designers. Fashion belonged to fashion people. And creating a collection sounded far too serious for someone like me. But I've started to notice a pattern in my life. The things that bring me the most joy rarely begin with a grand plan. They begin with curiosity. A small idea. A playful thou