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Lexisworks@gmail.com
Englewood, Colorado | Denver Metro

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If you’re here, you’re obviously seeking to connect with creativity + joy, but…

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Have you thought about how creativity can help you connect to your intuition + benefit your mental health?

As an artist, I'm admittedly biased when I say that creating is one of the most important elements to feeling more grounded + calm + present—but you don’t have to be an artist to experience the stress relief or positive effects on your mental health + well-being when you connect with Creative Self.

So, while I'm definitely *not* an expert in mental health, I am a highly sensitive, introverted empath who has struggled with depression + anxiety.

I definitely *do* believe in the importance of having a creative practice because I have seen it work for me.

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When I connect to Creative Self, I strengthen my connection to my intuition.

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The more I create, the more I activate my intuition.

This builds trust in my self worth, which makes me feel more confident in my actions.

I am then more likely to trust that everything is happening for the highest good + I release my need to control the outcome.

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And this is when I find myself in a state of flow with the rhythm of my own life.

See where I’m going with this?

I now feel more grounded + calm + present.. 

Voilà. Lesson learned. The end.

Just kidding! You have to keep practicing, just like I do.

Start your practice by:

Taking a class
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Working with me 1-on-1
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Or, subscribe to my artist newsletter.

I send emails every other Thursday to help you connect to Creative Self so you feel more grounded, calm + present. Each newsletter features a creative invitation, things worth sharing + a snapshot from my studio.

Hiya! I‘m Lexis, artist + educator + mama.

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Learn More about Lexis

I love helping women reconnect with their creativity!
My simple, playful process guides women to step away from the daily hustle + find time for themselves with joy + authenticity.

As an introvert by nature and life-long color-loving creative, I believe we’re all artists at heart. With 20 years of experience in graphic design, illustration + fine art, I use my creative practice to help women reconnect to their Creative Self through art, color + play.

Alongside my art at Lexisworks, I’m also an artist-led designer and founder of Most Beautiful Design.

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