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The invisible labor of becoming a small business owner
From painting to jewelry, this post reflects on the invisible labor of creative work, and the trust, humor, and courage it takes to begin again.
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Beautiful Oops — learning to trust the process…again!
I tried a new fluid art technique expecting a flower. What I got instead was a Beautiful Oops. Sometimes the painting knows where it wants to go before we do.
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My First Market at Hesselby Slott: Gratitude, Growth, and Finding My Village
From kind strangers to friends who lifted me up, it was a weekend of gratitude, growth, and community.
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Fluid Art Christmas Ornaments
Just finished varnishing my balls 🤣 — definitely not a sentence I expected to say today.
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Wrecked Ring Pour
Every painting I make is part art, part patience, and part dog management. This one started with excitement, a clean floor, and a reminder from my dad about five P’s.
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Turning Paint Skins into Jewelry
Turning leftover paint into something new has become more than a creative outlet — it’s a quiet lesson in patience, courage, and joy.
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My Ode to Jackson Pollock
Ever wanted to throw paint just for the joy of it? Turns out painting like Jackson Pollock is both creative therapy and a masterclass in intention.
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Rebirth
Beauty and struggle often live side by side. From the ashes comes renewal, and from fire comes change. My latest painting, Rebirth, is my attempt to capture that delicate balance.
Greenleaf Creations
Greenleaf Creations is my creative home — a place where I work across painting, jewelry, and photography.
I often use leftover paint from my paintings to create jewelry, allowing materials to move from one form to another instead of being discarded. This blog is where I share reflections on creativity, making, sustainability, and building a small, meaningful business — imperfectly, thoughtfully, and by hand.
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We currently ship anywhere in Europe. Additional locations coming soon.
