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Rob's quest for self-discovery led him through various college-level art courses, offering diverse avenues of exploration. Despite these opportunities, he yearned for a platform to showcase his artistic talent, much like an artist awaiting a blank canvas.

Rob relocated to Galveston in 2015 to be with his husband, and he is immensely grateful for this decision. As a side note, Rob has a mental illness that can lead to severe anxiety and depression. Due to these challenges, he had refrained from pursuing his artistic endeavors, as his condition often hindered his ability to concentrate. In 2016, Rob experienced a breakdown. Uncertain about how to assist him, his husband took him to an arts and crafts store. There, Rob purchased canvases, an easel, and acrylic paints, viewing them as potential therapeutic tools. This endeavor proved to be remarkably beneficial for him. Initially, Rob began painting as a form of therapy, but it evolved into something far more profound. Rob fondly recalls being invited to participate in an arts and crafts market, an experience he thoroughly enjoyed. His artwork had never been showcased in such a manner before.