Since preschool, drawing and painting have been a passion of mine. As I grew older, that passion evolved and led me to explore various artistic mediums. My favourite medium is graphite and charcoal, but I also love working with acrylics, resin, and alcohol inks. Recently, I’ve ventured into digital art, creating logos and digital paintings. Art has always been my favourite way to express myself, and in 2020, I decided to turn that passion into a business—Art As Imagined was born.

Although I am primarily self-taught, I hold a Fine Arts certificate from Durham College. To further develop my skills, I am currently studying graphic design at Centennial College.

One of the most rewarding aspects of being an artist is creating custom work for clients. I also enjoy crafting original pieces, each waiting to find its perfect home. My mission as an artist is to raise awareness about invisible disabilities, chronic pain, and mental health. I believe art is a powerful tool for expression, emotional processing, and healing—and that it can spark meaningful conversations about these important topics.

Some exciting projects in the works include an adult colouring book focused on mental health. Alongside the colouring book, I plan to launch a blog covering a variety of topics. I’ll share my personal journey in choosing art as a career, and how my experiences with chronic pain and mental health have shaped my path. The blog will also explore the therapeutic benefits of the colouring book project and its potential to support mental health. You can expect time-lapse videos of my artwork, creative tips, and much more.

Thank you for taking the time to learn about my story. I look forward to the opportunity to bring your creative vision to life!