In Living Color

In Living Color

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This is a project I've decided to start, and like any other, I need you to participate. Have you ever wondered what it's like for an artist to be colorblind? To live in the colors other can't see? Losing creativity in writing is alot like being a blind artist--only, you can get help. This is not a ranting book, this is an e-Diary in which creative writers that have stumble across writer's block can write about any topic --be it about their day or current events-- and to hopefully learn something about their creative side they have no idea about. This is our generation! We are the voices that are written on book pages! When Jane Austen ' work is outlived, who is next in line? Us! If you really want to help, EXTEND the project! Post a painting or drawing of yours mentioning or hashtagging it 'InLivingColor'. Sure, we have the artists of the Renaissance and Shakespeare, but they're history. WE are the talent of tomorrow--and what is life without color?
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|5X FEATURED · SPOTLIGHT STORY| Learning to cope with death is one of the most challenging obstacles any of us has to face, especially if that death is unexpected. When your whole world has changed, what do you do to overcome grief and keep your loved one's memory alive? *** I never knew how much trauma could affect a person until after my older brother died unexpectedly on August 17th, 2021. I came out of the experience as not the Victoria I was used to, but the Victoria who now had a massive hole in her heart. I come from a long line of fighters. My family and I pulled off different strategies to help us move on from such a devastating death, strategies that I am going to share in this book. Sometimes, the best way to overcome grief is to write about it. After all, writing is an escape to a different world where I still have my Green Guardian. These pieces and pictures I'm going to share with you are not meant to depress anybody, but to illustrate just how wonderful a person Matthew was. His story is sad, but it's a story of hope. His legacy remains in my heart today, and I want to share it because I know I'm not the only person who has lost somebody so unexpectedly. *** Ovid (on when his brother died): "iamque decem vitae frater geminaverat annos, cum perit, et coepi parte carere mei." ("And he had just doubled ten years of his life when he died, and with him, a part of me.") ⭐ Featured on @StoriesUndiscovered || Change in Reality Reading List. ⭐ Featured on @nonfiction || Personal Struggles, Essays, and Coping Reading Lists. ⭐ Featured on @nonfiction || Our #NonFicSpotlight (May Spotlight) Reading List. ⭐ Featured on @nonfiction || Past Spotlights Reading List. ⭐ Featured on @nonfiction || Memoir Reading List.

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