My Journey To Becoming An Entura Artist

I do not remember when or if I had ever enjoyed drawing as a kid growing up. Partly, because it was a school subject in which every piece of artwork would be graded, and I also truly believed that I cannot draw.

When I took my first class at Delphi, there was an afternoon that we had an Entura Art drawing class. During lunch that day, I told a friend I wanted to skip that class. Because I believed that I cannot draw. I felt that there is no way that I can draw beautiful paintings like those drawn, by Patricia Hayes, hung on almost every wall at Delphi. Entura Art turned out to be very different from what I thought it was. In the introductory class, we had to draw with our eyes closed and no planning was required from the brain. Nobody’s art looked like art and there was no grading or judging. I would not say that I enjoyed drawing in that class but it was not too bad either.

Upon returning home, I bought some chalks and continued to draw once in a while. Eight months later, one of my dogs named Figaro, at the age of 16, was diagnosed with cancer. I knew it was time for us to say goodbye. There was nothing more I could do. Sitting there feeling helpless one evening, I decided to take out my chalks and draw. It was the most healing experience I have ever had up to this date. I could feel Figaro’s readiness to make his transition and the drawing shows exactly that. It was very comforting to see that he was well guided and being looked after by so many, as shown in the picture. I decided at that moment to take Entura Art classes at Delphi the following year. Figaro left us a week later, peacefully in my arms. I can never thank him enough for the changes he brought to my life.

Now thinking back, I realize that all these years of musical learning and piano playing has probably helped me, or even prepared me, for this journey of becoming an Entura Artist. I was trained to use both sides of my brain by: translating the score visually into sound, using sensitivity by tapping into emotions, igniting my imagination, expressing without words, perseverance, patience… the list can go on and on.

Entura Art has become a big part of my life ever since I took the first class in May 2019. I am still amazed every single time at how a painting would come through the hands of someone who thought they cannot draw. The messages that come through have helped me and others tremendously in our lives and spiritual journeys. It has also helped me with trusting my intuition and connecting with Spirit. Both Entura Art and music have healing powers that can touch so many. They are the biggest gifts that I have received and will continue to share with the world.

I am looking forward to sharing my drawings and their interpretations here on this website in the near future. Please stay tuned as there is more to come!