Author Archives: Sarah

About Sarah

Now residing in Las Vegas, I was born in Michigan and moved to Texas when 16. After getting my Masters degree in English, I moved to Hollywood, because of the high demand for Medievalists (NOT!). As a freelance writer and editor, I found Nevada offers better conditions for the wallet. I love writing all sorts of things, and occasionally also create some artwork.

Most Recent Dragon Addition

When I was at Wondercon earlier this year, even though I meant to avoid spending any money on swag (trying to be frugal), I encountered this creature, and she had to come home with me. She seems such a cheerful … Continue reading

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Graphics to Make a Point – Part 2

I pushed on to finish the set of graphic images for the book, since I need to get the chapter written. But I needed to know what the images would look like in order to write the text to suit … Continue reading

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Graphics to Make a Point

For my book on creating graphic novels, I’ve reached a point where I plan on discussing the things that graphic novels can do that others cannot, or at least not in the same way. To help make the point, I … Continue reading

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Zoe Affected By Travel

I’ve been shifting between temporary quarters since the end of April, and poor Zoe has been carted along without protection. This image doesn’t really show all the effects. Her nose got a bit pushed to the side and flattened, and … Continue reading

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Designing a Cover

Years ago, I considered possible ideas for the cover art for my still-in-process fantasy novel, The Ring of Adonel. There are many possiblities: should I focus on the main character or on the cause of the action, the object everything … Continue reading

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Juvenalia Meets Poe

The following was a black and white tempura piece I did in nineth grade as part of a unit on short stories. I don’t recall whether adding artwork to my report was required, but I did it. It’s supposed to be … Continue reading

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An Incomplete Thunderbird

Once upon a time I planned to do a story that included as one of the characters the Thunderbird of Native American traditions. He was going to be a shape-changer who would take on the form of a man. But … Continue reading

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Introducing My Dragon Gallery

I’m not exactly sure how started my collection of dragons. I just like dragons. If I saw an interesting looking dragon, I would buy it. But as time went along, I acquired quite a number of dragons of various sorts. And … Continue reading

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Playing With Puns

I’ve been an avid fan of the Sherlock Holmes stories since the fourth grade, when I inadvertantly began my acquaintence with the Great Detective by reading His Last Bow first, before any of the other stories. I was hooked right … Continue reading

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Digital experimentation

I’m still learning the various possibilities with Photoshop. Today, after dealing with a bunch of other things, I decided to relax and do some experimenting. This is not very polished or even particularly intentional as art. But it amused me. … Continue reading

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