art

  • Cathexis (Gabriela D. Ayala)

    Cathexis (Gabriela D. Ayala)

    Cathexis explores the intersection of art, memory, and madness through the imagined life of a forgotten soprano who helped shape one of Puccini’s final masterpieces. Drawing on historical fragments, therapy dialogues, and the language of music itself, the novella examines how genius and suffering often coexist—and how women’s creative legacies are reclaimed through self-recognition. The…

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  • Artist Interview w/ AshleyCae Lee

    AshleyCae Lee is a 29-year-old activist, artist, and cancer patient passionately dedicated to community betterment. Despite her struggles with leukemia and breast cancer, she uses her art as therapy and empowerment. Her storytelling mixes poetry and music, inspiring others. She advocates for chronic illness patients and builds her legacy through creativity.

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  • Artist Interview w/ Luna Camila

    Luna Camilla is a semi-realistic artist specializing in character art, book covers, and maps. Inspired by fantasy novels and games, she balances her creativity with client expectations. Her journey encompasses both spontaneous and planned designs, leading to collaborations that fulfill authors’ visions. Success for her means creating art full-time while continuously evolving.

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  • Revenant (Maisen Hill)

    Revenant (Maisen Hill)

    Revenant is a haunting and powerful meditation on the cyclical nature of history, war, and the unyielding spirit of resistance. The poem’s speaker emerges as a spectral witness—one who has traversed battlefields, heard the cries of the forgotten, and watched as empires crumbled, only to be rebuilt on the same foundations of oppression. Through evocative…

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  • Introducing GR Junk Journaling Club (Grand Rapids, MI)

    The GR Junk Journaling Club fosters a sense of community and support in Grand Rapids, MI, through artistic journaling. Emphasizing inclusivity, the club offers workshops and meetings for all, encouraging expression and connection among those feeling marginalized, particularly people of color and the LGBT+ community. Join to create and share experiences.

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  • Artist Interview w/ Roy Berreth

    Roy Berreth, a NYC-based writer and illustrator, shares his journey in storytelling and art. Influenced by comics and films, he enjoys creating characters through spontaneous ideas and careful planning. Passionate about horror and action, he emphasizes the challenges of balancing finances and chores. Success for him means living off his art and making impactful stories.

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  • The poem reflects a struggle with identity, introspection, and creative isolation amid nature’s beauty. The author questions their purpose and battles feelings of disconnection, using vibrant imagery to convey the journey towards resilience. Ultimately, a call to rebuild and find meaning amidst uncertainties emerges, showcasing a path of transformation.

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