The Nail Tech shares about the strange electricity that lives between creation and the one who awakens it.

Not the romantic cliché — the real dynamic: the way muses arrive as people, places, shadows, emotions, disturbances, even strangers who activate something you didn’t want to look at.
It’s about how inspiration uses whoever it must — grief, jealousy, fire, longing, even the dragon — and how the artist learns not to reject any of it but to transmute it.

The Nail Tech speaks to the devotion of art as a discipline, forged in her fine art degree — art as alchemy, art as a lifelong apprenticeship in presence.

The Nail Tech explores what it means to be both the maker and the medium, both the one who is ignited and the one who ignites.

The muse is never owned; it is visited.
And creation is never an accident; it is a devotion.