EPISODE · Jun 28, 2025 · 41 MIN
Petals & Paintbrushes
from Perspective with Viv · host Viv
Ep. 143. In this heart-opening episode, artist and healing guide Ovi Paulter shares how painting became her lifeline during a season of burnout. What started as a quiet creative escape blossomed into a powerful path of emotional restoration and self-discovery. Ovi opens up about the transformative magic of gentle creativity; creating without pressure, embracing mistakes, and finding presence in every brushstroke. She dives into the mental health benefits of art, how using non-toxic materials deepens our connection to the process, and why she believes art is not a luxury, but a necessity for women reclaiming their joy. Whether you're a seasoned artist or haven’t touched a paintbrush since childhood, this conversation is a soulful nudge to explore your creativity as an act of self-care. Segments How burnout led Ovi back to the canvas The link between creativity and lowered stress levels Why “you can paint over everything” is her life and art motto The beauty of imperfection and showing up just as you are Ovi’s vision for accessible, non-judgmental art spaces for women Ovi's Bio Ovi is a floral oil painter, teacher, and nonprofit founder helping women reconnect with peace, identity, and beauty through slow, soulful creativity. She began painting during a season of deep burnout — not to become an artist, but to breathe again. Now she teaches others to create without pressure, using non-toxic materials and a gentle, step-by-step approach. Her message isn’t about performance. It’s about creating softness and a sense of belonging in a world that asks too much. Floral Painting with Ovi Ovi's Instagram Viv's Socials Instagram Tik Tok LinkedIn Want to be a guest on Perspective with Viv? Send Viv a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/perspectivewithviv
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