I’ve loved drawing and painting for as long as I can remember—long before I knew what it meant to be an “artist” or that art could be a calling. It has never been just a hobby; it’s a part of who I am.

Even when I’m not holding a brush, I’m painting in my mind—watching the way light changes a landscape, how shadows move, and how the sky never stays the same. Every moment is unique, never repeated. But one thing is constant: God created it all—and it is good.

My goal is to keep learning and growing, to create art that endures through generations—pieces that hold the memory of what once was and stir emotion in those who see them.

When I paint, I’m trying to capture those fleeting glimpses of beauty, to share what I felt, and to reveal the hand of the Creator behind it all.

Van Gogh said it best: “I feel that there is nothing more truly artistic than to love God, and in loving Him, to create.”