It all started with a simple idea: art should be fun, freeing, and open to all.

I grew up in an environment that valued perfection above all else, always striving to be the best at whatever I did. It got me far, but somewhere along the way, I lost the joy of creating just for the sake of it.

Writing, painting, acting, songwriting—all the things that made me happiest—slowly slipped away.

Years later, I picked up a brush again, just for fun. No rules, no pressure—just colours, movement, and play. That moment brought back something I’d forgotten: the sheer happiness of creating.

But what made me even happier? Sharing that experience with others.

That’s why I created Imperfect Art—a place where people can rediscover the joy of making something, no matter their skill level. A space where it’s okay to colour outside the lines, mix the "wrong" shades, or create something completely unexpected.