Brushstrokes of a Song

Most of my songs don’t begin with a melody — they begin in watercolor. In this journal-style entry, I’m letting you into the quiet part of my process: the fog-washed paintings, the late-night porch sessions, the mood journals where color and silence do most of the talking. If you’ve ever felt creatively stuck, I hope this reflection reminds you that it’s okay to start with feeling, not form — and that sometimes, the brush knows the story before the guitar does.

MUSIC AND SONGWRITING