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It sure has been a great unfolding. When my client proposed this idea of leaving the pencil sketch, greyscale, then moving to full colour, I really wasn't sure how I was going to pull it off.  My main concern was that the painting would look unfinished.  What unfolded was my process of conceptualizing the idea into a reality.  

As much as I'd like to say I 'knew' how this piece would come together, I'd be lying.  I really didn't know.  Where do I stop and start the greyscale?  How much of the pencil drawing do I leave?  None of the questions could be answered before I simply began. 

I've learned to trust myself, or rather trust my guides.  When it comes to my creative journey, I am really not in the driver's seat.  My intuition, my muse, my creative guides are really guiding me.  I honestly feel that my creative work is a spiritual practice.  I show up and commit to doing the best work I can and my guides agree to show up and lead me.

I trust that I'm exactly where I need to be and I'm so darn grateful for this career, for the beauty I'm creating, for the love I'm sharing with others.  

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