I’m a single, divorced homeschooling mama of two incredible special needs kiddos, and an illustrator whose journey with art has been anything but linear. I first picked up drawing during the pandemic as a creative outlet, not realizing it would become such a meaningful part of my life. Since then, I’ve explored everything from children’s illustration and comic art to fashion and floral design. Each style still holds a special place in my heart, even though I often found myself burning out and stepping away for long stretches at a time.

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Life has taken me through many seasons—marriage, motherhood, separation, and divorce—all while my relationship with God quietly sat on the sidelines. After a traumatic experience in college, I was comfortable believing He existed, but I didn’t prioritize a relationship with Him. For years, I lived my life with God on the fringes.

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It wasn’t until I walked through a painful smear campaign that something shifted. In that season, I found myself turning back to God after a long silence. Looking back now, I can see the ways He was present all along—keeping me, guiding me, even when I wasn’t speaking to Him.

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I’m by no means a biblical scholar—in fact, I often feel like a baby Christian (lol). But as I’ve started reading the Bible and growing closer to God, something unexpected happened: I felt the desire to create again. Only this time, my art has a deeper purpose. It’s no longer just about exploring styles or finding my niche—it’s about sharing a message. A message of who He is, what He’s done in my life, and the quiet, steady love that never left me, even when I wandered.

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This is more than an art journey for me now—it’s a faith journey, too. Welcome to Drawn From Hue <3

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