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Successfully titled an internationally exhibited artist currently working on my first photographic art book titled, Cemeteries of Texas: A Haunting Look at Hidden Art of the Lone Star State. I am also a new author having finished my first in a series of vampire cross-genre, Sweet Lucidity, and now working on the second, Dragonfly. As with all new authors, I am having to find my way through the chaos of finding an agent, and that looks to be finally coming to an end after much patience and learning along the way. I would not be living the life of a hopeless dreamer if I did not have another distraction from an overactive imagination, that being a graphic novel adapted from one of my screenplays, Buie Park.Â
Website and portfolio: http://www.starrplanet.com
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Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/SoSweetLucidity
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On a personal note, I am a mother to an 18 year-old dreamer, living in West Texas on a few dozen acres of land over the flat south plains. I attend Texas Tech University, successfully majoring in every study I find interesting. Once I graduate, it will be with a degree in art history, with an emphasis on early modern art (mostly sculptural to tie in with my fascination of studying funeral art). I share a large home with a spoiled chipoo named Molly, and a parakeet named Ada or "Black Widow" to her prior mates. I battle multiple sclerosis, a progressive enemy, but at times a charitable muse. My hobbies include being a complete book nerd, film geek, ancestry buff, world traveler and wannabe bakery owner. My Jewish faith is reformed, but no less strong than that of my ancestors. I believe everyone has a story to tell, their lives all fit to be read from the pages of a novel. This life I am living to the fullest, always being true to myself and reaching for the stars wanting to learn all I can, experience all life has to offer, never saying I can't. It is after all, my biography, my biopic, my life.
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Comments (3)
cynlee
impressive darkroom work... scarey indeed! :]
kellendor
Yep! We had the same kind of imagination! Great work and very creepy!! I didn't ever know if it was scarier to have him under the bed or out in the open (where we might be able to come up with some way of fighting him.) I won't even tell you what lived in my closet. Great job!
Nod
Don't hate when that happens? :) Wonderful stuff.