Thoughtful conversations with the people of Maine

Being an artist is exposing yourself and your inner thoughts and your inner thinkings to the world. And it's very easy when it's on a canvas and it's over there, I'm over here, but once you put yourself in the space with that canvas, it takes on a completely different direction and suddenly you are very responsible for that backstory, that direction, and that train of thought that got you to this end product.

People don't always remember much about their appointment. They remember how they felt, they remember how folks interacted with them. This drives loyalty, as much as oftentimes as much as the clinical outcomes that they potentially get down the road.

I don't think I would have ever become an artist. Had I not moved to Maine because I didn't start painting until I was 40.