What started as a creative side project of painting on tote bags (hence the name Tidy Totes) during my time at the University of Illinois, has now evolved into a multi-passionate platform where I freely create abstract paintings, sculpted ceramics, and explore DIY interior design.

After four years of developing my art style through the lens of Tidy, my practice has also become a way of connecting deeply with myself and others. As both an artist and a nurse, I believe in the power of healing through creativity, a skill which all of us possess. Each creation I bring to life is an extension of my healing, woven with intuition, emotion, and spirit. My work embraces organic forms, raw textures, and ongoing experimentation.

Now based in Seattle, I spend part of my time working in the psychedelic space of Ketamine Therapy, where I support others in reshaping their perspectives and moving beyond limiting beliefs. As a self-taught artist who once believed that I wouldn’t be able to support myself through art, this process is something I have become very familiar with.

Today, I am devoted to creating everything with deep intention and peace, continuing self-discovery, and living life guided by love.

Xoxo,

But my real name is Gianne (pronounced G-awn)