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This wasn’t meant to be art—it was a lifeline. Created in the quiet aftermath of burnout, these pieces became a map back to myself. Visual Sanctuary began the process; Ink & Intuition pushed it deeper. What started as scribbles turned into something grounding, honest, and strangely beautiful.

 It’s a Fierce,  Radical, Messy Rebellion (And It’s Finally Real.) I didn’t set out to create a journal. In fact, I avoided it for a long time—because most journals felt like one more thing I was supposed to do right while burned out. They wanted tidy gratitude lists. I had sarcasm and rage. They offered evening routines. I was heading to bed at 7pm, staring at the ceiling and questioning capitalism.

“Burnout Created This” is a space for the things I didn’t know I was allowed to say out loud until I stepped away from the chaos long enough to hear myself think. It holds fragments of a memoir I started writing when I was still crispy. And now? I’m still recovering. Still writing. Still painting. Still figuring out what comes next—creatively, emotionally, and practically