2018 Recap!

Here is a small peek at 2018:
Moved to downtown Phoenix
Won Phoenix Magazine Artist of the Year
My art was the cover of ION Magazine
Was on Television twice!
Had all my new video games stolen :(
Modeled for Micah James Artistry
Did body art for an incredible film
Created body art for a music video + CROOKED FEATHER
Brought in to design art for an ESCAPE ROOM
Was hired by Dillards to entertain for a few events
Painted two suits, a corset, and a dress!
Patreon did better than I expected
Spoke to Facebook on the phone a few times. >_>
WALKED to my Gallery Opening in Downtown Phoenix!
Pitched a television show in LA, partied with Drag Race stars
Judged a couple of talent shows
Stopped talking to both sets of parents because I wanted them to try harder/make better choices/be good people toward me
Had some notable drama with people being weird/creepy/extra
Did my first "Drag" performance as Cthulhu for WTQ
Helped lead two workshops at ASU about Consent
Travelled to CA, CO, NM, UT, WA, and Oregon!
Connected with so many amazing people
Had and lost a personal trainer and yoga instructor
Went on a solo two week road trip, didn't discover myself
Broke someone's heart and didn't realize it (devastating)
Collaborated with Nola on the "Mother of Dragons" piece
Created two series, BLOOM and GODS & MONSTERS
Really got back into Pokemon Go, and video games in general
Started talks with Record Label to work on new music videos
Was approached by a Reality Television Show
Decided to turn my short film project into a tv series for the web
Tumblr banned stuff, forcing censorship or deletion
Released a calendar and started work on my fourth book
Met someone incredible, but more on that much later
Began planning stages of a children's book

Sometimes I feel like I'm not doing enough, so it's good to take stock. I'm really behind on editing, so I'm not starting any new projects until I'm caught up. Look for a new series, filming of LMAM Season 2, and so much more!

Thank you for being in my life, and for giving me a reason to live. My art is important to me, but more important are the human connections and experiences I share with you all. Love...B