As I step into February, I find myself reflecting on the incredible creative journey that unfolded in January. This past month, I committed to Daily Visions, a practice of creating art every single day as part of the Vision Train project. It was an exploration of discipline, inspiration, and intuitive flow—one that challenged me, stretched my imagination, and deepened my connection to my creative spirit.
I invited my community to join me in this journey, asking, “Who else is creating art daily?” The response was amazing! Seeing others share their work and engage in their own creative processes reminded me how powerful collective energy can be. Creativity is contagious, and when we uplift each other, the inspiration multiplies.
Midway through the month, I was so grateful to see the engagement and love from my community. I reached 1,000 reactions on my posts in just 30 days—such a beautiful reminder that my art is resonating with others. Every like, comment, and share fuels my passion and encourages me to keep showing up, keep creating, and keep sharing.
To celebrate, I decided to do a giveaway—a chance for someone to win an 8×10 print of one of my pieces. I love giving back to the people who support my work, and this was a fun way to spread more art into the world.
Mindful Visions
This month also reinforced my belief in mindfulness through art. Creating every day became a meditative practice, a way to stay present, tune in, and trust the process. Some days, the inspiration flowed effortlessly; other days, I had to push through resistance. But no matter what, I showed up.
As I move forward, I want to continue nurturing this daily practice, encouraging others to embrace their creativity, and finding new ways to bring art, mindfulness, and connection into my work. January was just the beginning.
If you’ve been following along, thank you for your energy, encouragement, and presence. I’d love to hear from you—What have you been creating? How has art been showing up in your life? Let’s keep this creative momentum going!
With gratitude,
Raine Dawn
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