Life doesn’t always knock. Sometimes it crashes
in—unexpected, fierce, like a wave colored deep purple. Not the kind that
drowns you, but the kind that demands you rise, float, and find your rhythm in
the chaos.
Purple has always felt like my shade—rich with experience,
shadowed by mystery, but always laced with light. It speaks of depth,
transformation, and a kind of strength that grows quietly beneath the surface.
I’ve lived through moments that stretched me—seasons of grief, uncertainty, and
reinvention. Each wave felt heavy, but carried lessons in its undertow.
There was a time I believed stability came from structure—a
predictable path. But life had other plans. It broke routines and challenged
everything I thought I knew about myself. When life handed me something I never
expected, when my career shifted, when silence filled spaces where I once felt
heard—that’s when I began to understand the hues of purple. They taught me
resilience. When to adapt. When to rest. How to redefine success—not by
comparison, but by compassion.
And maybe one reason I’ve always been drawn to purple is
because it carries within it a wide spectrum of shades—lilac, violet, mauve,
plum. Soft or bold, light or dark. There’s safety in that. I’ve never liked
being boxed in, never liked picking just one thing. Decisions feel too final
sometimes. But purple... purple gives me range. It gives me space to feel, to
change, to exist in the in-between. It’s a color that understands what it means
to hold multitudes.
Still, in all that purple, there’s always been a touch of
pink.
Pink is the softness I hold onto. It’s creativity in bloom,
joy in the little things, the inner child who still believes in wonder. It
shows up in my art—in floral prints and glowing smiles, in digital dreams and
playful fonts. It tempers the depth of purple with tenderness. A reminder that
even in my strength, I get to be soft. I get to be joyful. I get to create.
Every stage of life has painted me a different shade. From
burnt-out days in the office to long hours perfecting a digital illustration.
From the quiet thrill of uploading a new design to the vulnerable moments of
sharing my story, each has added color. Some more vivid, some more muted. But
all mine.
And maybe that’s what life is: waves of purple rolling in, sometimes
crashing, dancing. And through it all, a soft pink thread… my joy, my art… my
voice, woven through the tides, reminding me who I am.
So here I stand, no longer afraid of the waves. Not because
they’ve stopped coming, but because I’ve learned to ride them, with grace, with
color, and always, always with heart.
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