DreamTree Arts

I am a firm believer that there is no such thing as perfection. To me, perfection is the ultimate top level that one can achieve. However, there's nothing to learn once you've reached "perfection" and that's sad. The amazing mentors I've had throughout not only my henna journey, but in life, make me crave more. More knowledge, more connection, more enlightenment, just more. I look at this picture of the first time I did henna, and I knew then that I wanted so much more from this amazing art form, and that desire has given me priceless friends who I'm so proud to know. My love of henna and it's ability to allow me to express myself and share a little piece of me with another soul is so precious.
Thank you for coming on this journey with me ☺️

A long wallet I finished this week, and I've got so much to learn. I enjoy the process, but I need to learn to slow down, because I make stupid mistakes (like the stitching line on the front 🙄)
Like I said, I've got a lot of brain work to do 🤣

Took the paste off and I'm super happy with the immediate stain💕🥰 I just wish my arms stained as well as my legs🙄

On a side note, I was fitted for mono vision contacts yesterday, (one eye has distance and the other is up close) and had them in while doing this. It was... challenging, trying to put henna on the leg. LOL I must have looked like a chicken because of how I had to turn my head from side to side to figure out where to look to get my eyes to focus🤣🐓🐔