Current character WIP for The Fray
Current WIP
Current character WIP for The Fray
Current character WIP for The Fray
A lot has been going on, still! I received an email for my interview with VoyageDenver, which is now live! Next to that, All In, my latest single, releases tomorrow! I’ve been busy converting the file and spreading the word. Then comes rereleasing my novels to Barnes and Noble, which has been a success. Three…
She is a pivotal character in The Fray, and I almost favor her over others. You’re viewing the description of her mental illness. The novel takes place in the late 1890s, when mental illness was treated with great lengths that helped no one. There are several descriptions in my novel that paint the picture of…
What technology would you be better off without, why? I’m positive I’m not the only person who’s said this… We can do without AI. From my experience, it’s biased, which means human error has been toggled into the programming. I used to detest Photoshop, and now I find more and more “artists” are using AI…
Mateo Cervantez from The Fray
During editing, I found myself on chapter ten of The Fray. It’s speaks on bravado, especially from one major antagonist, then switches to intimate moments with the two protagonists. Miguel Cervantez reminds his wife, Nia, why he doesn’t mingle with humans…and the entire passage is everything. I laughed out loud, then of course, showed my…
You, and you alone…are in charge of your own happiness. I have been at the helm of my happiness since I knew I could, and that was at a very young age. Many have spent their life or the span they were in mine, trying to ruin me. It only made me much weirder. I…
It has not become harder to create. When I started in 2012, it was difficult. There was an array of challenges I faced. Here I am, 12 years later, and I haven’t stopped. I will continue to create, post and uplift others. People who constantly report what I post are threatened, otherwise they wouldn’t do…
The world through my teenage eyes appeared as carnage, disguised as teaching. I had an art teacher in high school who was an absolute terror. I, of course, signed up for art class because I am an artist. I had no direction, just pure, untamed talent. To illustrate what the eyes can see is one…
For those of you who have studied art, you had required research as well. As apart of the actual curriculum, I studied Art History, I would say at least six years out of my earlier school days. Typically, most subjects started with the type of art (Modern, Classical Art, Surrealism) and from then on, you…