Feel Good Nakd Podcast
The toughest but most rewarding journey is uncensoring ourselves as women. Dutch artist Danique Gim talks about celebrating women’s bodies and dreams through visual art and poetry. She shares her own journey and why it’s so important for us to connect with other women across cultures. This is unique and deeply personal story of female empowerment and self-discovery.
An Interview with THE TRIBE
I think so much is expected of women, we are always supposed to keep it together, […] society will give us a slap on the wrist to not draw any attention to ourselves. When receiving compliments we are expected to respond modest and surprised. No way! Let’s scream from the top of our lungs that we are proud of our achievements!
Human Vibez Podcast
Today on Human Vibez, Stacy talks to guest Danica Gim about choosing to pursue a creative life. They talk about her experience growing up in The Netherlands, why she originally started her art page as an anonymous artist, and they bond over their curiosity of past life regressions. Then Danica gives some advice on being vulnerable with your art online and how she goes about it.
Britney, 38, posted a lengthy message attached to gorgeous, powerful image from artist Danica Gim.
iCanvas: Women's history month, meet 50 woman artists
Danica Gim is a self-taught, European artist currently residing in the Netherlands. Her style is heavily inspired by the art movements of her continent, such as Art Nouveau and the black- figure style. She creates her pieces both digitally and with watercolor, with the main focus of her work in feminine energy depicted as women of all shapes, sizes and backgrounds.
I Am Curious Podcast
I’m calling this conversation with Danique Gimbrère (aka Danica Gim) “Coming Home” not only because it’s an exploration of what home is—how her home has crossed continents from the Netherlands, where she was born and grew up, and expanded when she married her Colombian-American husband—but because it’s a story of coming home to herself. We talk about breaking expectations, leaving Christianity and relationships. About intuition, our bodies, sexuality, meeting her husband—oh, I love that story!—and about creating art.
An Interview with THE TRIBE
I think so much is expected of women, we are always supposed to keep it together, […] society will give us a slap on the wrist to not draw any attention to ourselves. When receiving compliments we are expected to respond modest and surprised. No way! Let’s scream from the top of our lungs that we are proud of our achievements!
Human Vibez Podcast
Today on Human Vibez, Stacy talks to guest Danica Gim about choosing to pursue a creative life. They talk about her experience growing up in The Netherlands, why she originally started her art page as an anonymous artist, and they bond over their curiosity of past life regressions. Then Danica gives some advice on being vulnerable with your art online and how she goes about it.
Britney, 38, posted a lengthy message attached to gorgeous, powerful image from artist Danica Gim.
iCanvas: Women's history month, meet 50 woman artists
Danica Gim is a self-taught, European artist currently residing in the Netherlands. Her style is heavily inspired by the art movements of her continent, such as Art Nouveau and the black- figure style. She creates her pieces both digitally and with watercolor, with the main focus of her work in feminine energy depicted as women of all shapes, sizes and backgrounds.