Lisa's creative path began with a degree in fashion design, where she developed a lasting appreciation for color, texture, form, and the beauty of hand-crafted detail. That foundation evolved into her own landscape design business, allowing her to bring creativity into living spaces through plants, natural materials, and thoughtful outdoor environments. That later led me her to create abstract mixed media art, where she explored layered surfaces, intuitive mark-making, and expressive composition. She went on to teach workshops, "sharing the joy of creative exploration with others." Throughout her life, she's returned to embroidery, a passion that began in childhood and continues to inspire. In recent years, sashiko has become a deep and steady focus. "I am drawn not only to its beauty, rhythm, and simplicity, but also to the meditative, Zen-like joy it brings. Today, I hope to share sashiko with others as both an art form and a calming creative practice. My desire is to create a community, inviting people to experience the quiet beauty, connection, and peaceful joy that comes from stitching by hand."