S. E. Archilos

Hii

I don’t want to make any promises, but NaNoWriMo might be happening this year? In previous years I was a total pantser and I just got stressed out and didn’t have any fun, but I have almost got a novel planned out from beginning to end with every little detail in between. I am excited. Of course I’m willing to deviate from the plan if my writing takes me in another direction, but ... we’ll see. 

I’m trying to figure out who can communicate with whom and who can understand whom in a situation in which a blind person, a deaf person, and a mute person have to reach a goal together and it’s hurting my brain. 

Just wanting to wish everyone a happy Pride Month! Whoever you are and whatever your identity, this profile is a safe place for you. Feel free to message me if you ever need anything and know you’re loved and appreciated. 

I’ve been updating my art book daily so go check it out if you want to see what I’ve been up to! 

I have published my new art book! The first part explains an art community I am a part of and the second part is a piece of art I made for said community. I hope you enjoy! 

I am going to basically start over on this profile. I’ve drafted everything I’ve previously had published in order to make this less cluttered and a place to focus on my art instead of my writing. I’m going to continue writing, because that’s a part of me that will never leave, but I want to grow as a visual artist too, and that can only happen if I focus on drawing and creating. Later today I will be publishing an art book called “She’s Sketchy” where I will share what I create with y’all, beginning with information about an art community I am a part of and art I created just this morning. I appreciate any feedback, so comment your thoughts and opinions here or in the book itself once it’s published. 

Guess who just got her college acceptance letter!!!!

hi. thank u for following,  when I  get space I will follow you back. 

Here’s a writing prompt for anyone looking for a little challenge: use the first lyric of the last song you listened to as the first line of a poem.