Meet the Courageously Creative Force Behind It All: Brett Blumenthal
Artist & Author. + Educator & Business Owner. + Philanthropist & Activist.
I chose to create my own intentional path. To live my life and navigate my career differently than everyone else. And I invite you to do the same.
In a world that makes us choose between being an artist or a business leader. I chose to be both, and then some.
After 15 years in the corporate world as an Architect and Management Consultant, I finally gave my creative side permission to take flight. I began writing and publishing wellness books, and later opened my own art studio, Tiny Toes Design, after my son was born.
I now dedicate my time to working on initiatives and projects that allow me to merge my creative passions with animal welfare, humanitarian causes and environmental preservation efforts.
My life’s a living work of art, continually evolving as inspiration strikes. I am a person of many talents, accomplishments and ventures, and I embrace it all.
If there’s one thing I hope you take away from my story - it’s the importance of taking chances, embracing your many talents and stepping outside of your comfort zone.
If you are looking for inspiration to build a more creative life, then you’re in the right place!
Life is too short to be anything but Courageously Creative. - Brett
Formal Bio:
After having her son in 2013, Brett launched her art business – Tiny Toes Design by Brett Blumenthal – where she specializes in wildlife and animal portraiture, painting, and illustration. Her art is available globally across many online channels, Pottery Barn Kids, Land of Nod, Wayfair and other retail outlets. Her first children’s book – I Wish for You was released in 2019 and will be rereleased under Macmillan’s imprint Roaring Brook in 2022.
Prior to beginning her art career, Brett Blumenthal started Be Healthy, Inc. where she was an author and became bestselling author of the 52 Small Changes Series, as well as, A Whole New You. She’s been featured in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Spa Magazine, Stuff Boston, American Fitness, The METRO and Organic Spa Magazine, and has appeared on NBC, FOX and CBS in the New York, Boston and Charlotte markets.
Brett received her MBA from Johnson at Cornell University, where she graduated as a Park Fellow; she also earned her bachelors degree in Architecture from Cornell University.