“Who am I now that I’m not that person anymore?” If you’re a retired analytical woman asking this question, you might be ready for a creative identity shift. Here’s how to recognize the signs—and how drawing becomes the carriage to your transformation.
Perhaps you’ve noticed something beautiful since you retired – a quietness, a spaciousness you haven’t felt in decades. And in that beautiful space, a question is emerging: “Who am I now?” Not what should I do with my time, but genuinely… who am I when I finally have space to discover?
“Through her breathtaking oil paintings, Hari Lualhati creates compelling imagery that reaches deep into our soul, leading us to question some of life’s biggest mysteries. Her work depicts humans uniting with animals, demonstrating our unique relationship. When I look into her paintings, I’m reminded of the fascinating phenomenon of animals and humans living in […]
Something unusual happens when I ask retired women why they want to learn to draw now. They often apologize. “I know I should have done this when I was younger,” they say. “I’ve wasted so much time. I’m probably too old now.” But after teaching for 33 years, I’ve observed the opposite: Retirement creates conditions […]
After 33 years teaching analytical women to draw, I’ve discovered systematic minds aren’t blocking creativity—they’re the key to awakening it. For 33 years, I’ve been observing something that contradicts everything conventional wisdom tells us about creativity. And the evidence is overwhelming. The Common Belief “Creative people are intuitive, free-spirited, right-brained. They trust their feelings. They […]
To live the life of an artist is to live an extraordinary existence and Pam Sim’s life is no exception. In this interview we get to know the deeper side, the soul journey that Pam has been through. Art is her way of knowing the world around her, it gives her an avenue of […]
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