I am a designer by profession and have always had a deep love for art and creativity. But over the years, I’ve realized that as adults, we often focus so much on the end product or destination that we forget to enjoy the process—the joy of exploration, the beauty of making mistakes, and the creativity that thrives in the in-between moments. Without realizing it, we pass this mindset on to our children. Creative Sprouts was born from the idea that kids should be encouraged to embrace the journey—to play, explore, and create freely without pressure or perfection. At an age when they are naturally curious learners, they should be given the freedom to experiment, get messy, and think big. Because true creativity isn’t about the final masterpiece—it’s about the joy of making it.

Krystal graduated with an Honours Bachelor’s degree in Digital Experience Design. She has years of experience working at community events and engaging with children of all ages. Krystal discovered a deep interest in guiding children toward creative exploration and helping them connect with art in ways that are thoughtful and interactive. Her children’s project was recognized as the Best Creative Innovation Thesis among Summer 2025 graduates.

Victoria is a student expressive arts therapist at the CREATE Institute in Toronto. Through art-making and play, kids can build confidence, process their experiences, and find new ways to connect with the world around them. Victoria is passionate about working with kids and loves helping each child explore their creativity.