Caitlin Coombs Collage

Artist and QPAC student Caitlin Coombs has truly taken up the #LiveCreativelyQPAC campaign - here's a collage of some of Caitlin's inspirational home projects!

You can see more from Caitlin via her Instagram page. 


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