Being invited to contribute a piece for World Art Drop Day felt both deeply meaningful and profoundly humbling. It was an honor to add my voice to a global chorus of artists who believed in sharing creativity freely, without expectation or hierarchy. Knowing that my work would become part of a worldwide moment - placed into the hands of a stranger, discovered unexpectedly, and experienced in a personal way - connected me to artists and communities far beyond my own geography. Participating in World Art Drop Day transformed making art into an act of generosity, trust, and connection, reminding me that creativity could move quietly through the world and still leave a lasting imprint.

I donated a signed and numbered print of my design, Butterflies Squared to the City of Richardson for their CORE District art scavenger hunt.