Kym Breeze Crea8ive

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AI can support the industry—but it can’t replace the hands behind the chair.⁠ ⁠ This work is built on skill, intuition, and trust. Every service is personalized, every result is intentional, and every client relationship is human. That’s something technology can’t replicate.⁠ ⁠ Even as innovation grows, the demand for real connection and real expertise remains—because great hair isn’t just a service, it’s an experience shaped by the stylist behind it.⁠ ⁠ Credit: @pubity

How she started, (can you see her in the lines?)to where she is now, time to pull out the oil paints and bring her to life..I haven't used oils for about 10 years, so excited to see mix some magic, feel the creaminess of the oils, smell the familiar scent of turps and gently blend, let's see where she ends up. Working title After the kiss..

Art work registered and ready to post

Getting back into the swing of creating my art, where they started, where they are now, wonder how they'll end up? Acrylic mixed media.

Getting back into painting, entries for this year's Incognito art show ready to be posted.
Working on some canvases I've had here for awhile. How they started and how they are progressing. Acrylic mixed media.

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Art saves lives

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As a rule, I discourage stalkers. I don’t return their emails or phone calls, and I always alert the authorities whenever it becomes obvious that someone has developed an unhealthy obsession with me. Unless of course, they wear me down to the point where I have no choice but to meet them for lunch and invite them onto my podcast to discuss the reasons for their obsession. Which is pretty much what happened with this week’s guest. To be fair, Winn Claybaugh is more than a deranged fan with a dangerous fixation – he’s an accomplished entrepreneur, best-selling author, well-known philanthropist, and unapologetic momma’s boy who runs over a hundred Paul Mitchell Schools, where hundreds of thousands of aspiring barbers and cosmetologists have gone to learn how to cut hair. If you follow this page, (and even if you don’t) you’ll recall my encounter with a 26-year-old smart-aleck with three jobs named Allyssa who cut my hair in North Carolina four years ago, and the viral post that led to a number of local headlines immediately thereafter. What you might not know, is that our conversation in the barber chair persuaded me to open my work ethic scholarship program to aspiring cosmetologists, and that last year, that category was among the most popular vocations that @mikeroweworks is currently proud to assist. Which is why Winn Claybaugh began stalking me. He just wanted to say thanks and tell me why he’s so proud of his students, and the countless careers that have begun as the result of his national training program. Unsurprisingly, he’s a terrific guest with a powerful story and a great message, who I’m pleased to report is no longer the subject of a restraining order. Our whole conversation is on @youtube. #linkinbio And yes, the co-founder of America’s most renowned cosmetology school is bald as a cue ball.