This phrase invites us to lean into life — to show up, take chances, and enjoy the ride, not just the result.
It’s a reminder that life isn’t about getting it perfect, but about living it fully, exploring boldly, and playing along the way.
Let’s channel our inner kids and meet the world with a playful smile.

This piece is a reminder to show up as we are, without the extra layers, because what truly matters doesn’t need to be polished.
When life feels too full or too fast, it invites us to slow down, keep it simple, and trust that honest, unfiltered truth speaks louder than perfection.

The long, scribbly lines that my daughter draw, took me straight back to my childhood and the shredded couch that fell victim to Timofey, my ginger-and-white feline agent of chaos. Naturally, this inspired me to play with the idea of a "cat-astrophe" and the chaos a cat can cause.

Another playful term for the shredded couch, thanks to my childhood cat Timofey: cat chaos, one claw at a time.

Just doodling on a pen. But seriously, it’s just love—four times. That’s all.

Raw and real. Life’s essence is captured in a single word. The strokes echo the rhythm of existence: highs and lows, light and shadow, a journey of contrasts.

This piece puts a playful twist on “Love is in the air”—because sometimes, love isn’t floating above us. It’s right here, on the chair. In the moment you pause, in the space beside you. A quiet reminder that love often hides in the ordinary, just waiting to be noticed.