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Mirror & Ivy Chapter 2 Visual Story
NEW! Chapter 2: “The Violet Thread” Mirror & Ivy
I recommend you to read “Mirror & Ivy” at @getinkspired. Check it out: https://getinkspired.com/story/563872/mirror-ivy/?ref=mobile.
Free Read! Wildflowers & Firelight
Check out “Wildflowers & Firelight”. I recommend you to read “Wildflowers & Firelight” at @getinkspired. Check it out: https://getinkspired.com/story/564085/wildflowers-firelight/
New! Retelling of My Favorite Classic-The Mirror & Ivy
Chapter One: A Study in Smoke and Violet The scent of lilac incense curled through the dormitory like a sigh too tired to linger. Bass Hallward sat cross-legged on the floor, ink-stained hands resting in her lap, a needle gun sleeping like a serpent on the tray beside her. She was dressed in old jeansContinue reading “New! Retelling of My Favorite Classic-The Mirror & Ivy”
Free Read! Chapter 1 “Drift”
Check out my NEW interactive novella Glass Earth. I recommend you to read “Glass Earth” at @getinkspired. Check it out: https://getinkspired.com/story/563746/glass-earth/?ref=mobile.
Artist Supporting Artist Shoutout
A special shout out to the very talented Aspen Bell. Check out her journals, quote books, adult coloring books, and positive affirmation books. Perfect gifts for the wonderful ladies in your life! Support small businesses and always… #artistssupportingartists Find Aspen on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/author/aspenbell
The Darkest Light
Read my short story
From Hobby to Business: Turning Your Art into Income
For many artists, creating art begins as a labor of love—a quiet meditation, a way to process the world, a spark of joy. But what happens when that hobby starts gaining attention? When friends want to buy your work, or you start dreaming about galleries, online shops, or art fairs? The journey from hobbyist toContinue reading “From Hobby to Business: Turning Your Art into Income”
A Guide to Building Your First Art Portfolio: Show the World Who You Are
Whether you’re applying to an art school, submitting work for a gallery show, or simply wanting to present your art in a professional and cohesive way, building your first portfolio can be an exciting (and slightly intimidating) step. But here’s the truth: your portfolio isn’t just a collection of your best work—it’s a story. It’sContinue reading “A Guide to Building Your First Art Portfolio: Show the World Who You Are”
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