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 Welcome to my journey of discovering my passion for painting nature as I see it.  I am a self-taught artist, I have been painting for almost 3 years now.  I love creating landscape paintings using acrylics.  Art has become a huge part of my life.

I've always been creative and have done various forms from scrapbooking, crafts, writing, coloring, journaling/blogging and photography. Being creative is an outlet for me that has brought balance to my life especially in the tough moments that life can bring.

I enjoy sharing with others and finding ways to put a smile on their face.  I've always found ways to be creative.  It brings me joy, balance and peace. I want my paintings to bring joy and peace to others.  I hope my paintings can create a mood for each of you that takes you to a happy place or a place of solace that you might be needing at the time.

Nature inspires me and helps me to feel at peace and helps to keep balance and movement to move forward to the next moment.  I hope my journey of discovering my passion can help you to enjoy my journey with me or to bring you to a discovery in your life to pursue and enjoy and to share with others.

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