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While caring for my mother, I found myself turning to art to process feelings I couldn't always put into words. Grief, exhaustion, love, frustration, and hope all found their way into the work. I wasn't necessarily trying to create something beautiful. I was trying to create something honest.

The more work you make, the more patterns begin to appear. Certain colors. Certain materials. Certain subjects. Certain questions you can't seem to stop asking.

In this month's Letters from the Studio, Angela Lanell shares a personal reflection on rejection, belonging, and why the most meaningful opportunities are often the ones we create ourselves.

What if success isn't found in the biggest opportunity, but in the right one? In this opening letter, Angela Lanell reflects on slowing down, staying grounded, and finding purpose in unexpected seasons.