I'm going to be 100% honest, I first joined Artist for Humanity because I thought it would be an easy paycheck. But I was wrong, very wrong. For starters, painting ain’t easy like I thought it would be. I was really struggling with brush handling, colors, and even coming up with ideas for a painting. In the beginning I felt as if I wasn't painting for myself. But as I continued to work here I developed a love for this medium and started to find my own art style. And I still don't know what my style is exactly but I guess that's what makes this fun, and what's a painting if you're not having fun with it? I want my art to be a way of connection for everyone. I want it to be able to let the viewer see themselves in a way they haven't before. And I believe it does that through the multicolored backgrounds and the different sizes and shapes of the designs I put. I am more than grateful for the opportunity that Artist For Humanity has given me to explore myself and art.
