Visual Versa

Meet our newest crew member 🧡

They’re loud, golden, unstoppable, and absolutely cannot sit still for more than twelve seconds.
They will cheer for you louder than anyone in the room. They will also definitely forget what they were saying mid-sentence. And they were saying it with their WHOLE heart.
We’re leaving the name blank on purpose. 👀
What would YOU call this kid?

Tell us in the comments. 👇

I keep noticing in rooms, teams, and workshops that people are carrying A LOT!

The stress is louder. The pace is relentless. Getting people out of that noise, even for an hour, feels harder and harder to do.

And still, I bring my paper and pencils everywhere.
Some days the ideas pour out. Other days I just hold the pen. Both days count.

Because I believe a doodle can be a doorway. A blank page can be the break someone didn’t know they needed.

My sketches aren’t art. They’re an invitation to exhale.

→ What kind of spaces do we need to slow down, think visually, and reconnect with ourselves and each other?
Drop a word below that describes the space you’re craving. 👇

The world feels heavy right now. Loud, uncertain, a little scary. And in the middle of all of it, the one thing that keeps coming back to me is this: we have to show up for each other.

My art became a bridge.

Strangers became givers.
And a dear friend felt held by people she’s never met.

Sometimes a drawing isn’t just a drawing.
Sometimes it’s a hug delivered through a stranger’s hands. 🖍️🤍

👇 I want to know… how do you use doodles, art, or creativity to show up for the people around you? And could we be doing more of it together? Drop your thoughts below.

This is Indigo 💙 A deep-blue thinker with the world’s greatest hoodie and a brain that asks the most beautiful questions. I am just getting started with this crew, and I want YOU in on it🫐✨
P.S. I thought of Indigo for their name, but I want to hear from you! Does the name feel right? or do you have a better idea? Drop it in the comments 💙👇

She’s still in there. And she deserves 20 mins a day for 7 days dedicated to her!
Come draw, play, and remember what it feels like to create without judgment.
🔗 Link in bio. Bring your inner child. She’s been waiting long enough. 💛

Soft light, quiet mornings, and the feeling of something beginning again 🌿

Happy Easter to those who celebrate. May your day be filled with renewal, hope, and gentle joy.
And for those who don’t, I still wish you moments of rebirth in your own way, new beginnings, a softened heart, and peace that finds you where you are.

Here’s to turning pages, planting seeds, and trusting what’s unfolding.

🖍️ There’s no “perfect” icon.
A heart can mean love, courage, or that thing you feel in your chest when you finally get an idea.
A storm cloud might mean stress to one person, and excitement to another.
That’s the whole magic of drawing your thinking: the icon only needs to make sense to YOU (or to the 8-year-old in the room who just drew a dragon to explain how anger feels…and honestly? Nailed it!
When we sketch our ideas, our feelings, our questions, we stop waiting for the “right” picture and start building our own visual language.
And that language? It works for boardrooms and classrooms. For strategy sessions and big feelings days.
🎨 Pick up a marker. Draw the thing. It doesn’t have to be pretty, it just has to mean something.

What are you drawing next? 👇🏼

It’s Autism Awareness Month and I think it’s the perfect time to finally share an idea I’ve been sitting on for a while. ✏️

I want to illustrate a children’s book about neurodiversity.

One where each character’s hair represents a different “diagnosis”... or as I like to call it… a different superpower. 😜

Here are some rough sketches. (Yes, they’re messy. That’s the point.)

Because here’s the thing:

Awareness isn’t just about statistics and facts.

It’s about stories.

It’s about seeing yourself or your child reflected in a character who isn’t “broken” or “different” in a bad way... but beautifully, brilliantly unique.

And since I don’t like working alone… 👀

Would you be willing to brainstorm with me?

Drop your ideas in the comments, I genuinely want to hear them. 💜

Let’s create something together. ✏️

I found my first posters today.

And honestly? They made me smile.

The lines were shaky.
The spacing was off.
Nothing was ´perfect’ (it still isn’t)

But here’s the thing…

Those messy posters taught me more than any tutorial ever could.

They taught me to keep going.

So if you’re looking at your work and thinking « I’m not good enough »…

Stop.

You’re comparing your first draft to someone else’s final edit.

That’s not fair to you. ✏️💜

What’s something you wish you have started or want to start, but are afraid you are not ready? Drop it below 👇

Today humbled me (in the best way)

I showed up ready to share my drawings... I left with more than I came in with.
I walked out reminded of everything that actually matters.

Communication.

Safe spaces.

Acceptance.

And the simple truth that we are stronger together.

Sometimes the people in the room teach you more than you teach them.

Today was one of those days. ✏️💜

What’s something someone reminded you of recently? 👇

Someone told you creativity was a gift. That you either had it or you didn’t.

My abuelo wrote stories that captivated our whole family. But he wasn’t “born creative.” He just never stopped writing.

What creative lie are you ready to let go of? 👇

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