Wild Strokes was born from a mother of three who spent years silencing her own needs to make everyone else happy. After carrying the weight of always holding it together, she realized she was craving a way to finally release what had been shoved down — the emotions unspoken, the desires unexpressed, the fire within.

 

Her relationship with art began long before Wild Strokes. At 14, awake in the middle of the night and overcome by emotions, she picked up a brush... For nearly a year, she painted every single night, pouring her feelings onto canvas when words couldn’t hold them. Those late-night painting sessions became her sanctuary — a private stage where she could feel, release, and create.

 

Years later, once she became a mother, she turned to personal development workshops, first in search of tools and healing for her children. But each workshop revealed more about her own hidden needs and unexpressed voice. What began as a way to guide her children slowly became a calling to guide herself — and ultimately, to guide others.

 

Now, Wild Strokes carries all of that lineage: the teenage girl who painted her emotions into the night, the mother who sought answers for her kids, and the woman who created a sanctuary where painting is more than art — it is release, revelation, and reconnection. Wild Strokes is for women who lead, love, and carry more than most. Here, your emotions become color, your body finds its rhythm, and you finally remember who you are.