appropriate.

So, yeah.

So in a way, it's kind of applicable to my life because so little of what happened in my life was planned, like part of the idea.

I think I always turned to art more as a way of connecting with myself and just finding out what's going on inside and expressing what was on my heart, more than trying to become a fine artist or anything like that.

Art was always the way that I would connect inside because I had the other side, which was both conditioned to and probably... kind of my true nature is very oriented towards service, being very oriented towards the other and how I can help bring them out.

So the art always provided like this incredible balance for me ever since I can remember.

And so I would go back and forth between like just doing art to save my soul and to stay sane and then and then work with other people in various ways.

Do you want to share a little bit about that process? Was it, it feels like it was kind of an interactive co-creation with your audience as well, the whole coloring journey?