I started my first garden, and my studio at roughly the same time. I thought it was important for myself and the people around me to see abundance and have sustenance with so much uncertainty. I learned to grow, and care in ways I hadn’t before. And I found the studio worked just like the garden. With both, you make plans. You do sketches. You make more plans and more sketches. You figure out what will come where, and hopefully, when, and you’re prepared. You get plants. You plant seeds. You ...
