It all began…

Keeng began as a simple drawing in the mid-90s, long before his meaning was fully understood. Years later, that familiar face became a reflection of emotions that were once difficult to name—and eventually, a way to help others feel seen too. Kimberly Frimel shares the deeply personal story behind Keeng, her connection to art, and how The Emotional Me grew from a creative outlet into something meant to support children and families.