Krishna Kayastha

No Bingo :(

OOOO January 1st Krishna had some dreams and goals yall! I’m so proud of all the things I accomplished in these past three months but I’ll tell you, I’ve been challenged to write this blog post. I couldn’t figure out what to focus on or how to turn it into a positive. What would you

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Q1 Check In

We are now in February of 2024 and as you may remember, I totally went H.A.M. during the dark days of December (the 26th to the 31st) and did all my goal planning, wrote down all of my ambitions and you know, set myself up for the year. Then the following couple of weeks, I

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12 highlights for 2023!

What an amazing year! Here are a dozen things that stood out to me from this past year.  It’s important to reflect and document because I promise in a few years, you won’t remember as easily and you owe it to yourself to remember and celebrate. Again and again! I invested in myself 7x My

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Unmarked Graves

Each heart on this painting symbolizes 10 kids found in unmarked graves at Residential Schools across North America. If the discovery of these graves has moved you to support and fight for Indigenous communities, consider extending your awareness to the ongoing crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). Educate yourself on both issues; they

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🌟 Diving into My Artistic Odyssey: Embracing the Journey of Creation 🎨

Ever find yourself pondering, ‘Do I have enough paintings?’ It’s a curious thought, isn’t it? Defining ‘enough’ is like chasing a mirage. Yet, gazing at my pieces showcased at markets or neatly arranged in my studio, a swell of pride engulfs me. Each brushstroke, every print, they’re my creations. Sometimes I forget, prints are born

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First Time as a Vendor!

The Art Market Adventure! Ever had that burning desire to participate in something while simultaneously feeling terrified to take the plunge? Yeah, that was me all last year. I spent months admiring local artists and stalking organizers of various markets throughout the fall. I promised myself that once I had enough stuff to sell, I’d

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