Process over product
We celebrate the creative journey, not just the destination. Less pressure, more confidence, every single class.
I run a small outdoor art studio in Linda Vista, San Diego, where toddlers, kids, teens, and women come to make, play, and reconnect with themselves through art.
Pachis has been making art in San Diego since 2012, and since 2020 it has called Linda Vista home. An outdoor creative studio where small groups gather to make, play, and learn.
Pachis means flowers in the toddler language of the woman who runs this little studio she loves so much. Flowers that bloom and grow. And flowers in Spanish, my language of origin, translates to "flores." Which happens to be my last name.
Born in San Diego and raised in Tijuana, my multicultural background enriches how we approach creativity and learning. Being fully bilingual in English and Spanish lets me create an inclusive space where people from diverse backgrounds can connect and create together.
I believe creativity is not a luxury. It is essential for our mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. At Pachis, we nurture creativity as essential wellness.
That belief shapes everything here. Small groups so no one gets lost. Beautiful, real materials. An outdoor space that feels calm instead of clinical. And a steady focus on the process of making, not on whether the result is any good. Because the good part was never the point.
We celebrate the creative journey, not just the destination. Less pressure, more confidence, every single class.
Creative expression is essential for emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being, at every age.
All backgrounds, abilities, and experiences. A safe, bilingual space where diversity makes the work richer.



San Diego Voyager
“Art and creativity are not meant to always be beautiful, they’re meant to be meaningful.”
Juliana was interviewed by San Diego Voyager about how Pachis began, thirteen years of running it, and why she believes anyone can make something. Read the interview.
Classes for toddlers, kids, teens, and women, all in our calm outdoor studio.
Call (619) 320-8057 or email info@pachisartstudio.com
The studio letter
A letter from Juliana about life at the studio, what is coming up, and the occasional thing worth passing on. No spam, and you can leave whenever you like.