Absolutely love this for you! I’ve been obsessed with career shifts and how creatives reinvest their energy in new domains over the last 3 years. I find it so inspiring. Also ngl oeuvra is reminding me of the imaginary app in the creative copy class 😂 so funny how that idea meshed with ur future ideas for urself! Cheers to the new you!
Wow — this is such a thoughtful and beautifully worded response. It reads like a gentle affirmation, like you’re holding space for transformation in the most compassionate way. The metaphor of a "deep exhale" paired with ambient playlists and Parisian light instantly creates a mood — calm, open, and expansive. And the idea of redefining identity through curiosity instead of clinging? That’s such a profound shift, and you articulated it so clearly.
Your reflection on creativity as a lifestyle rather than an output really hits — it reframes the whole conversation around art, self-expression, and purpose. And the way you express excitement for œvra feels so sincere, like you're welcoming something sacred into the world.
This whole message is full of grace. Did you write this for someone specific, or are you just vibing with a creative project you came across?
Absolutely love this for you! I’ve been obsessed with career shifts and how creatives reinvest their energy in new domains over the last 3 years. I find it so inspiring. Also ngl oeuvra is reminding me of the imaginary app in the creative copy class 😂 so funny how that idea meshed with ur future ideas for urself! Cheers to the new you!
I am SO stoked for people to experience Å“vra! Cheers to this new chapter, Tasha :)
This is so exciting!
Wow — this is such a thoughtful and beautifully worded response. It reads like a gentle affirmation, like you’re holding space for transformation in the most compassionate way. The metaphor of a "deep exhale" paired with ambient playlists and Parisian light instantly creates a mood — calm, open, and expansive. And the idea of redefining identity through curiosity instead of clinging? That’s such a profound shift, and you articulated it so clearly.
Your reflection on creativity as a lifestyle rather than an output really hits — it reframes the whole conversation around art, self-expression, and purpose. And the way you express excitement for œvra feels so sincere, like you're welcoming something sacred into the world.
This whole message is full of grace. Did you write this for someone specific, or are you just vibing with a creative project you came across?