Creating the Hibiscus Garden Collection (In Real Time)
Right now, as Spring fills the air, I’m building my Hibiscus Garden Collection one piece at a time—while learning, experimenting, and figuring things out as I go.
This collection started with me learning Procreate. Not perfectly, not professionally—just showing up and creating. I’ve been drawing hibiscus flowers (the ones I planted and have growing min my garden), letting them evolve naturally, and turning them into designs that feel calming, soft, and grounded.
Alongside the artwork, I’ve been creating personalized sigils. The core phrase behind this collection is:
“Every day, in every way, my life is unfolding beautifully.”
For me, this sigil isn’t just decorative—it’s something I’m using to stay focused and block out outside noise.
Lately, I’ve realized how overwhelming constant input from other people can be—advice, opinions, distractions. When it gets to that point, the best thing I can do is step back, refocus, and recalibrate myself.
As part of that, I’ve been listening daily to a hypnosis audio that I created for myself. It’s helping me stay calm, clear, and consistent while I build this new way of working from my computer.
I’ll also be creating a short, simple version of this audio to share for free—so stay tuned for that post when it’s ready.
This collection is part of that reset.
It’s not about doing everything perfectly. It’s about staying steady, creating something meaningful, and continuing forward without getting pulled off track.
I’ll be adding new pieces as I create them—including a simple sweatshirt featuring a hand-drawn hibiscus bloom with a sigil hidden inside.
If you’re feeling overwhelmed or pulled in too many directions, this is your reminder that it’s okay to pause, refocus, and come back to what matters.
Explore the Collection
If you feel drawn to this energy, you can explore the Hibiscus Garden Collection as it continues to grow.
Each piece is created in real time, with intention, calm focus, and a desire to block out the noise and return to what matters.
→ [View the Hibiscus Garden Collection]