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About Megan Genevieve

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Growing up, the splendor of fully embodying an artistic lifestyle was always celebrated. I was encouraged to explore my own creative interests and flourished when I allowed myself to be immersed in the sheer delight of creating art. Although I loved painting, my younger self was insecure about pursuing art as a career. It just did not seem practical and I convinced myself that art would serve me best as a “hobby”. My apprehension led me on over a decade long detour where I completed college and secured an amazing job with the Department of Fish and Game from 2011-2021.  Fortunately, my love for the outdoors complimented this career choice, but forcing my artistic side to lay dormant left my soul in longing. An essential part of who God made me to be and the gift he adorned me with was not being used to its fullest potential.

 

While I left the nest in 2006, it took 15 years for me to make the terrifying decision to pursue my hearts truest desires. With unwavering support and encouragement from my husband, in 2021 I became a fulltime mother and Artist! From a small town in Michigan to the rugged wilderness of Alaska, one could say I chased my childhood dreams of doing what I love…I just played with the butterflies along the way.

 

Seeking endless adventure and inspiration for my life, I find constant renewal and creative energy to paint. From the peaceful (and exhausting) satisfaction of summiting an alpine mountain to the crystals that dance on the snow when the lighting is just right… Every day I see art. These are words I strive to live by as I transform the beauty around me into creative renditions of the little moments that make life so special.

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Art for Lifewater

 

A portion of my annual profit will be donated to Lifewater, an organization that brings clean water, improved health, and hope to vulnerable women and children living in extreme poverty. 

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We all have our guilty pleasure(s); mine is creating art. On the surface, this may appear to be a harmless labor of love, but I want my efforts to produce fruit. The Bible says,

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“Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms."  

- 1 Peter 4:10

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Furthermore, when I make the choice to spend hours in my studio, I will be doing it for a real purpose; to act on behalf of my faith in Jesus Christ and give others a chance to know the goodness of the ultimate Creator. 

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