In a world where time flowed like a river, one artist found her calling in the captivating realm of resin art. As she celebrates her journey of one year or more, let's delve into her fascinating narrative, where creativity knows no bounds.With her heart set on her artistic venture, she embarked on a mission to transform her passion into a profession. Yes, she had already set up shop through an Instagram page, an online store, and a portfolio showcasing her array of talents. The canvas of her craft extended from crafting furniture and home decor to the delicate preservation of nature's beauty and the mesmerizing world of wall decor. Her repertoire even included abstract pieces that captured the essence of imagination.But it wasn't merely about creating art; it was also about the journey. Her aspirations transcended boundaries as she aimed to create awareness about her brand, gain social media followers, attract custom clients, use her platform as a portfolio, and venture into freelancing for customization requests.... Her resin art wasn't confined to finished products; she extended her artistry to teaching and conducting workshops, sharing the secrets of her craft with the world.As we ventured deeper into her narrative, we uncovered the inspirations that ignited her creative spark. Leanardo DaVinci and Matt Bommer, visionaries in their own right, left an indelible mark on her artistic soul. She reflected on her career journey, one that had explored multiple avenues but had never truly captivated her until the fateful arrival of art during the COVID era.Art, she discovered, was not just about aesthetics; it was a lesson in patience, perseverance, dedication, and love. It was a sanctuary where her creative spirit found solace and strength.Resin art, in particular, held a special place in her heart. Its unique nature allowed it to seamlessly blend with other mediums like cement, alcoholic ink, texture paste, and acrylics. Resin became her canvas, and she the alchemist, experimenting and crafting her own distinctive style.One memorable chapter of her journey unfolded when she faced a formidable creative block. It was while attempting to create delicate roses with alcoholic ink that frustration threatened to engulf her. However, her unwavering determination led her to spend hours, from dawn to dusk, until every flower had been brought to life.Then came the towering challenge—a 5-foot geode that defied conventional color schemes. She ventured into uncharted territories, experimenting with an unconventional palette on a smaller canvas. It was a creative crossroads, but she believed that by observing nature and allowing herself to experiment, she could overcome any obstacle.The transition from a full-time job to freelance artist was a turning point in her journey. It wasn't without its share of hardships and backlash from skeptics. But she persevered, fueled by a passion that had lain dormant for a decade.One myth she fervently debunked was the notion that resin artists needed to excel in drawing or painting. Her story was living proof that artistic prowess could take myriad forms, and her journey from a non-artist to a resin virtuoso was a testament to that.With her collection of resin treasures growing, the challenge of storage loomed large. However, she ingeniously devised a box system that allowed for flexible and organized storage of her precious creations.Her journey was a reminder that life flowed on, ready or not. She embraced opportunities as they came, ever prepared to seize the day.To those venturing into the world of resin art for the first time, her message was clear: you're about to create an ocean of creativity and a swirling whirlpool of colors.As she looked to the future, her path was paved with experimentation and exploration, where new combinations and products awaited discovery. Her dream was simple: recognition and a steady stream of orders.Amidst her creations, one piece stood out—the rose table top, a masterpiece that held a value of one lakh. Her next endeavor was an adventurous exploration of alcoholic ink on an acrylic table, creating an exquisite fruit table, a testament to her ever-evolving artistry.And with an average of 3 to 4 orders per month, her art was touching the lives of many.Her artistic journey wasn't confined to the studio; it had taken her to offline exhibitions at Mayo Marketplace and AIFACS, showcasing her creations to a wider audience.But her most profound source of learning and growth was her connection with SD Academia, where she had learned the art of resin from scratch. The details-oriented explanations and one-on-one doubt sessions had eased her path, and the bond had lasted for almost a year.Her journey had its moments of doubt, like when a product didn't meet her expectations, but it also brought moments of unparalleled pride, like when she mastered the art of creating flowers with alcoholic ink.Among the classes she cherished, one stood out—the moon stone geode class, where a simple wooden structure was transformed into a golden masterpiece.