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Prairie Sunset/Art Highlight
Read more: Prairie Sunset/Art HighlightI have never been afraid to show my artwork in all its imperfections. Prairie Sunset is another of my early works inspired by a photograph taken by my friend Jason Shepard. I love being able to look back and see the growth that has happened in my work. I am not ashamed of where I…
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Free
Read more: FreeNo one saw me head to the ground, feet to the sky, pretending to fly. It would have made you cry hilarity.
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Butterfly/Art Highlight
Read more: Butterfly/Art HighlightToday I would like to highlight another work. I painted this butterfly as a practice piece for a larger painting, for my Mother. One of her favorite things is butterflies. It was a huge test of my abilities as my first painting at home, and not in an art class with an instructor. The original…
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Ink Spots
Read more: Ink Spotsbravery in pen work truth of staining spots tell the story of a heart stocked by fear but still uncaught
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Grandpa’s Bee/Art Highlight
Read more: Grandpa’s Bee/Art HighlightToday I would like to share with you all an early painting of mine. Grandpa’s Bee was painted in memory of my grandfather, John Miller. He was a carpenter, farmer, and beekeeper. I decided to upload this little guy at the request of some of my family members. I love how I am able to…
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Fahmidan Journal/Issue 6. Autoimmune and Mental Health Worriers.
Read more: Fahmidan Journal/Issue 6. Autoimmune and Mental Health Worriers.I was honored to have my poem Splinter accepted for Fahmidan Journal’s 6th Issue. The themes for this issue is so important to share. As someone who deals with PCOS and mental health issues, it’s beautiful to see so many contributors coming together to bring some hope. Follow the link to read Issue 6. Autoimmune…

