Melissa Brant’s Story: Indigenous Artist and Mindset Coach on the Path to Wellness and Creativity

Melissa Brant's Story: Indigenous Artist and Mindset Coach on the Path to Wellness and Creativity
Image Courtesy: Melissa Brant

As an Indigenous woman and devoted mother, I infuse my multi-disciplinary artistry with the rich tapestry of my heritage and life experiences. My creative journey has been illuminated in the pages of esteemed publications such as The Umbrella Magazine and SPark Magazine gracing both interiors and covers alike. 

My vibrant murals adorn various spaces from the captivating Pops Ups at Zwicks Park to the offices of Mp Ryan Williams in Belleville. Noteworthy installations also embellish the walls of Harry J Clarke Public School and soon St. Theresa’s High School and Sir James Whitney.  Additionally, I’ve contributed to the cultural landscape by painting the sidewalks of the Macaulay CHurch museum in Picton and showcasing my works at the Bellevue House in Kingston.  

Specializing in face and body painting, I embody the essence of an intuitive artist, channeling inspiration directly from the heart and the energy of the people I paint for and with. Perspective is not only pivotal in my artwork but also in my philosophy towards life, where creativity, community, culture, and connection intersect.  Everywhere I tread, and in everything I craft, I weave the vibrant energy of gratitude, fostering a world where art transcends boundaries and fosters unity.  

As an artist, having my recent work featured on the packaging of Kebaonish, a new local Indigenous-led company, is a profound honour.  It’s a collaboration that celebrates Indigenous culture, identity, and entrepreneurship, amplifying the voices and visions of our community.  Furthermore, I’m deeply committed to supporting our cultural heritage, as evidenced by my ongoing efforts to raise funds for the TTO, the local language and cultural centre through my artwork over the last few years.Through art, I strive to not only create beauty but also foster connection, preservation, and empowerment within our community. 


In a world often dominated by stress and routine, Melissa Brant stands out as a beacon of creativity, wellness, and empowerment. She is an Indigenous creative artist and mindset coach whose goal in life is to help others find who they are and what they’re here to do with their lives by releasing them from the limitations of their everyday routines. Melissa promotes the well-being of her clients on all levels—physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual—through her business, She’s High On Vibes, which combines art, meditation, and dance in a unique way. 

Embracing Childlike Play for Inner Growth

Melissa thinks that letting oneself be carefree and play like a kid is crucial for personal development and discovery. To her, the key to happiness and expressiveness is getting in touch with one’s inner voice, which she defines as one’s intuition, imagination, and genuineness. She fosters an accepting space during her sessions where clients are free to express themselves creatively and find joy in being themselves. Melissa helps her customers discover their full potential and special talents by encouraging self-love, acceptance, and awareness. 


Empowering Others to Harness Their Superpowers

Encouraging people to identify and use their inherent abilities is at the heart of Melissa’s approach. She helps people find a place to cleanse and balance their energy bodies where they aren’t judged, compared, or pressured. Melissa encourages her customers to live intentionally by boosting their self-esteem so they can feel confident taking charge of their lives. Her teachings motivate people to take charge of their own lives and make their dreams a reality.


The Power of Creativity to Foster Bonding

Creativity, according to Melissa’s perspective, is the glue that holds the universe together and has no bounds. She expresses herself mostly via her creative endeavours as an artist. She stresses that creativity goes beyond conventional artistic endeavours and urges people to acknowledge their inherent creative potential. Melissa emphasizes the significance of listening to one’s own creative instincts and the interconnectivity of all living creatures via her perspective that every contact is a co-creative endeavour. Melissa promotes cultural regeneration and community empowerment. Melissa is actively involved with Indigenous artists, producers, and knowledge keepers.

Ultimately, Melissa Brant’s path as an Indigenous Creative Artist and Mindset Coach showcases a dedication to complete health, individual growth, and reviving Indigenous cultures. Melissa’s commitment to promoting Indigenous revival, empowerment, and connection is an encouragement to everyone who wants to live a life full of pleasure, honesty, and meaningful connections.

Image Courtesy: Melissa Brant

To learn more about Melissa’s art pieces or her advocacy, take a website tour by clicking the link here.

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