I’ve learned that some of the most meaningful moments in my art—and in life—happen when I stop trying to control every detail. Trusting the process has become a cornerstone of how I create my intuitive paintings. I don’t start with a rigid plan; instead, I allow the paint, the canvas, and my intuition to guide me.

Every layer, every brushstroke, and even the “mistakes” become part of the story. Sometimes I feel uncertain or impatient, but when I step back and trust the flow, something beautiful always emerges. It’s a practice in surrender, patience, and openness that I’ve come to value deeply.

Every layer, every brushstroke, and even the ‘mistakes’ become part of the story, revealing beauty I could never have planned.

The process teaches me to embrace imperfection, to explore without judgment, and to honor the unexpected. Whether it’s a color that surprises me, a texture I didn’t intend, or a shape that evolves on its own, each moment adds energy, emotion, and depth to the final piece.

Trusting the process is not just about painting; it’s a life lesson. When I bring this mindset into daily life, I notice more joy, creativity, and flow in everything I do. Letting go of control opens space for new ideas, new experiences, and new ways of seeing the world.