Part three of our series, Following Muse, Interviews with Self-Employed Creatives, Makers, and Healers. Our mission with this new series is to introduce you to your peers in various industries and provide some inspiration for your own work or dreams. Today, we are so honored to introduce you to the herbalist, artist, and writer, Sabrina Rose Nelson.

Part two of our series, Following Muse, Interviews with Self-Employed Creatives, Makers, and Healers. Our mission with this new series is to introduce you to your peers in various industries and provide some inspiration for your own work or dreams. Today, we are so honored to introduce you to the wildly talented designer and textile artist, Rachael Levine.

Part one of our series, Following Muse, Interviews with Self-Employed Creatives, Makers, and Healers. Our mission with this new series is to introduce you to your peers in various industries and provide some inspiration for your own work or dreams. Today, I am so honored to introduce you to the incredibly talented makeup artist, Rachel Nicole Pagan.

November’s moodboard is a little different than our usual, This last month I celebrated my 30th birthday, one I had been nervous about due to its societal importance. I created this moodboard to reflect the kind of life I would like to live. It's dreamy, earthy, creative, and a little bit moody (how I like it). Plus there’s a list of 30 things I learned in the last 30 years and a playlist!

In the spirit of two full moons this month, I created this moodboard to feel a little witchy, but also grounded and comforting. I love how the color palette is translational across so many spectrums of business because of it's balance and earthiness. It feels unique but also serious and I think it would lend itself well to a luxury coaching business, retail, or even something in the culinary realm like a restaurant or chef.

The inspiration for the mood board and the playlist this month was a late summer drive with the windows down and the wind in your hair. The color palette is earthy and grounded with a hint of dreaminess. These colors could be used for a gender-neutral brand selling services or goods rooted in nature.

For this month's moodboard, I have chosen deep, soulful, cooling colors with a minimalistic sense of calm and an artful edge. I would recommend these colors for a soul-centered business hoping to evoke a sense of relaxation, and spiritual depth to their customers.