I believe in the mysteries of the Universe, in the power of an intention...in crystals and Tarot and Oracles...

In the transformative power of stories and the healing power of art and creativity.

I've always been a seeker. Someone who asks why more than what. Someone who finds meaning in the margins of things — in a well-worn journal page, in the imagery on a tarot card, in the way a painting can bring forward an emotion or a pattern that you weren’t even aware of.

Tarot came to me as a teenager, as it does for many of us — wrapped in mystery and the delicious excitement of wanting to know the future! But it was in my early twenties, when I fell deep into Jungian psychology, that something shifted.

I began to see the cards differently — not as something you use for fortune-telling, but as a mirror. Each of the 78 tarot cards reflecting something back about the Self. That's the relationship I've had with tarot ever since: not what will happen, but who am I, and what do I need to see?

For me, the psyche and spirituality are strands that are woven together through my life. I didn’t arrive at either of these through a single dramatic moment, but have been drawn towards them all my life. My engagement with them may ebb and flow, but I always return to the mysteries of the Universe, the power of intention, the language of ritual. It has always felt like home.

Art, on the other hand, arrived through a detour.

As a child, I loved to paint, as all children do. But somewhere along the way, I told myself the story that many of us tell ourselves: I'm not artistic. I can't draw. And I believed it so completely that I stepped away from making art for over a decade.

It was around 2014 that I found my way back — tentatively at first, armed with a few jars of craft paint, a set of watercolor pencils I'd carried around since childhood, and a lot of YouTube videos. I started small. I stayed curious. I made a lot of imperfect pages that I loved anyway. And slowly, page by page, painting by painting, I began to find my voice as an artist.

By 2016 I felt good enough about my work to start sharing it. What began as a shy experiment became a genuine creative practice: intuitive painting, art journaling, mixed media, and eventually, courses, an oracle deck, and a community of people learning to trust their own creative voices.

That phrase — trusting your own creative voice — matters to me deeply. Because I know what it's like to silence it.