Hi. I'm Steph

 

 

 

Artist, adventurer, and founder of Camino Creative Arts.

I'm a coffee enthusiast, chronic wanderer, and a firm believer that creativity saves lives.

Grab a mug and stay a while.

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I went to college for art. Spent years studying it, living it, breathing it — earning my degree in Communications, Art & Design, with a deep dive into Pre-Art Therapy, Pre-Art Education, and a Spanish minor that would turn out to be more meaningful than I ever imagined. I was building, without knowing it, the exact foundation for everything I'd eventually create.

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Somehow — the way life does — I ended up in a corporate career, and the paintbrushes got put away. Years passed. The days became filled with meetings, spreadsheets and KPIs, while I was left quietly wondering where that creative version of me went.

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Then, life got hard. And somewhere in the middle of grief and loss and the quiet unraveling that nobody talks about, I picked up a paintbrush and some clay again. Working with my hands and keeping my feet moving has always calmed my mind and soul — and it did then too.

It saved me, one painting, one afternoon, one moment of making something at a time.

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I had lived in Spain back in 2006 — and that's where I first became obsessed with the Camino de Santiago. A pilgrimage walked by millions over a thousand years, through mountain passes and ancient towns, ending at a cathedral in Santiago de Compostela. I became captivated not just with walking it someday, but with what it represented: the idea that showing up, step by step, through difficulty and beauty, was enough. That the journey was the point.

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That idea became the foundation of everything I've built since. Somewhere along the way my background in art therapy, education, and years of yoga teacher training all quietly converged — and Camino Creative Arts was born from that intersection.

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Creativity as healing.

Community as practice.

Adventure as a way back to yourself.​

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That's exactly what Camino Creative Arts is.

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And that's exactly what this life is.

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I'm still on the journey. Still making things that don't always turn out right, going places that don't always go to plan, and finding that the most interesting parts of life live exactly in that gap.

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I'm so glad you're here for it.

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Peace & abundance,

Steph

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For inquiries e-mail info@stephanieleemoore.com