Category: writing

  • Receptivity

    Receptivity

    I was going to title my image “Surrender” because my original plan (before I even created it) was to call it “Lift-off” and the young lady was going to look like she was rising. The concept was cool (in my head), but much more difficult to execute. As I’m sure you know, I’m always talking…

  • Basic Training

    Basic Training

    “We are what we repeatedly do.” – Aristotle In case it’s never been obvious, I have a passion for creating images. And writing. The funny thing is, even though I thoroughly enjoy these two hobbies, when they’re the only two things on my plate… I procrastinate. Funnier still, every time I’m taking a class, and…

  • Where is God?

    Where is God?

    “We need never shout across the spaces to an absent God. He is nearer than our own soul, closer than our most secret thoughts.” -A.W. Tozer My featured illustration might not make a lot of sense without the backstory, but if you’re here for pictures only… thank you for looking! I don’t know about my…

  • Imaginings

    Imaginings

    “Everything you can imagine is real.” -Pablo Picasso I’m going to make use of my separators from here on out. Everything above this paragraph is for viewers who want a cowgirl and no bull. Anything below is about my search for a purpose (and other animals), so read with caution (and an open mind)… only…

  • Midnight Rendezvous

    Midnight Rendezvous

    Under the cloak of midnight, secrets are born and whispers travel unseen. I’m catching on to my own little schemes. Apparently, all I need to do is talk about finding purpose and confronting the old Imposter Syndrome… and then suddenly a gazillion images are calling me for revamps. Wow. That just reminded me of my…

  • Airing My Laundry

    Airing My Laundry

    Today seemed like a good day for some lightheartedness. The image is a remake of a character that was in one of my short (somewhat) graphic novels. Basically, I’m pretty sure that all I changed was her skirt (and the background of course). I’m not sure how I got the idea of “airing her dirty…