The motivation to draw has been with Rhea since she was young. Looking back, there has always been a strong urge to create with her hands. She explains this urge to draw has helped her navigate her personal life by processing meaningful experiences and information. A combination of physical activity and expression through drawing has been a huge factor in keeping her mind and body healthy these past few years. It keeps her thoughts positive and her mind open for creativity.
Rhea has been on the graphic design scene for over two decades. She started her career at a small firm where the work was very challenging and certainly pushed her. This was the first of many experiences that would eventually lead her to a place of confidence in what she does and how she expresses herself.
A majority of her work is illustrations and line drawings. Tight restrictions on mediums, such as using only black and white, pen to paper. This style is showcased in her drawing included in The Rejuvenation Box. You can feel the positive growth and energy in this image.
Rhea was the first artist we reached out to when we started QCGifts.ca last December. She agreed to work with us without hesitation and has continued to support us this first year. We are very lucky to include her artwork in our gift boxes.
Five women, including Rhae, all from Regina, collaborated to make The Rejuvenation Box. It will inspire and give focus to positive energy and mindfulness. Perfect for those who want change or for someone who needs a little motivation - get ready for possibility!
Available for purchase online at QCGifts.ca or visit The Style Academy and Oxygen Yoga & Fitness South.
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