When the weather put my usual art process on hold, I found myself looking for something simple — a mouse pad and a notebook. What I found instead was another way to turn everyday things into art.
When the weather stopped my usual process, I realized creativity doesn’t stop — it just looks different. A look at what happens when you can’t create the way you’re used to.
Working in a small space with limited materials changed how I approach creativity. Instead of restricting ideas, constraint became the frame that makes them clearer.
A weather delay turned into a season of experimentation with reclaimed glass and functional art.
A reflective story about reuse, creativity, and transformation—from old CDs and salsa jars to functional art made from reclaimed glass.
Color has an impact beyond vibrancy alone—it can provoke thoughts, emotions, and reactions. There is a psychology to color that anyone who has taken an






