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Monster Trucks, Glow-In-The-Dark Stars, and a Lion Painting
An experimental painting process using kitchen tools, monster trucks, and glow-in-the-dark stars that slowly revealed a lion hidden in the layers of paint.
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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.
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.
❤️ Our Web Shop Is Now Open! ❤️
We currently ship anywhere in Europe. Additional locations coming soon.
