Everyone has a story to tell.

Our culture, family, fears, faith,
joys, beliefs, education, exposures, and
life experiences make us who we are.
As creative individuals, all these things
color our art and the work of our hands.

Our creations,
(whether we want them to or not),
become an extension of our self and
reflect who we are, where we have been,
and where we might want to go.

We receive joy, approval and satisfaction
when others view our art and derive some
degree of positive understanding,
because we realize they are se...

Everyone has a story to tell.

Our culture, family, fears, faith,
joys, beliefs, education, exposures, and
life experiences make us who we are.
As creative individuals, all these things
color our art and the work of our hands.

Our creations,
(whether we want them to or not),
become an extension of our self and
reflect who we are, where we have been,
and where we might want to go.

We receive joy, approval and satisfaction
when others view our art and derive some
degree of positive understanding,
because we realize they are seeing
and feeling a piece of our self.