I've been doing art my entire life. It's the only thing that I've felt "good" at. Going into high school, I was extremely excited to take my skills to the next level. Because of some personal issues and issues with the teacher, I was told I could no longer continue in the program after my freshman year. I was using art at the time to cope with my DPDR, so to "fail" at that made me go into a very dark place. For around 2-3 years, I stopped making art out of spite and stopped doing the things that made me happy. My condition would progressively worsen until I rediscovered my passion in college. I didn't know what I wanted to do with my life, but I spent my college years studying more about art than I did school curriculum. (I didn't waste my parent's money; I was on scholarship). I was told that the best job for you is the one that you would do for free. So that's what I decided to do. I was tired of living a lie and wanted to use my passion to inspire others. My dream is to one day work on a team that paints murals across the globe. We'll see how that turns out. If you want to learn some more about me, I write out a description under each piece. It explains how I came about creating it and what it means to me. Thank you for visiting, I really do appreciate it.